True Learning makes learning with your preschooler easy and fun! I am all for any program that can help get my child a jump start on learning. I never cease to be amazed at the shear volume of information he has the ability to retain at such a young age. Instead of buying lots of paper workbooks you have a one stop destination to print off whatever learning activity you currently want to focus on. You'll have access to over 3,000 pages of exercises to choose from and they have been categorized into levels. You can gradually progress as your child learns, all the way through 4 levels. There are 6 different subjects that True Learning focuses on - true math, true literacy, true thinking, true motor skills, true art, and true world.I really like this unique program because it keeps us organized and it eliminates the pile of papers we have to dig through to find what we are looking for. It is great when you are away from home because as long as you have your computer & access to a printer - you have nothing to pack and learning options are always at your reach. I let my son pick which subject he wants to work on each day and more often than not he ends up wanting to do all 6 each day. This is really wonderful for us because preschool is out for the summer and he can still continue his learning! You can actually pay only $1.99 a month and have access to all that True Learning has to offer. That is less than one learning workbook would cost you at walmart. You can also purchase the CD-Rom version for only $19.99. True Learning donates 25% of their profits to educational & charitable efforts for children, so you know that your money is doing something good too! Make sure to take a moment to visit the True Learning website where you can view examples of different subject pages.
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