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Yes I Can!
Clear Basic Skills |
for Mac OS 9 & Mac OS X Classic |
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Yes I Can! is an interactive series of computer programs for early learners and special education students. It is designed to improve a child's visual, auditory, communicative and cognitive skills. The programs teach basic mathematics concepts and pre-reading skills. The large colorful pictures and graphics and the verbal prompts encourage even the hardest to reach child to make eye contact, listen, and follow directions. It requires active participation and improves self esteem. The series teaches cause and effect, decision making, problem solving, and task completion. It helps children develop a sense of time and order. For the teacher or parent, preferences allow them to adjust various settings according to the child's needs: positive reinforcements, negative reinforcements, music, volume, number of questions from 5 to 25, and automatic advance. It can also help track progress by recording and printing scores for later review. Get system requirements, ordering, and pricing information for Yes I Can!...
Small Numbers: This module introduces numbers 0-9 and gives the child an opportunity to identify the correct number from a choice to two numbers; or from a choice of three numbers. It introduces and teaches number recognition from 0-9. Large Numbers: This module introduces numbers 10-30 and gives the child an opportunity to identify the correct number from a choice of two numbers; or from a choice of three numbers. It introduces and teaches number recognition from 10-30. Adding Circles: This module uses circles to represent numbers 1-10 to teach addition principles.. When the correct answer is identified by the student, the circles turn into numbers. It introduces and teaches simple addition (1-10). Missing Numbers: This module introduces and teaches the child number sequence (0-50) by giving them an opportunity to identify the number missing from the sequence of three numbers. It reinforces counting skills, sequencing, and number recognition up to 50. Number Comparisons: This module gives children an opportunity to test their skill at recognizing numbers 0-10, their sequence, and size. It includes an activity to identify whether the first number shown is greater than the second number shown. It also includes an activity to identify whether the first number shown is less than the second number shown. Number Comparisons 2: This module is an extension of Number Comparisons and gives children an opportunity to test their skill of number recognition 0-50, sequence, and size. It includes an activity to identify if the first number shown is greater than the second number; another activity to identify if the first number is less than the second number; a third activity in which the first number can randomly be greater than or less than the second number. Simple Math 1: This module is the first of five that provides drill practice for the basic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, with a range of numbers from 0 to 100. This one teaches simple math operations using numbers under 10. It includes an activity for addition and another activity for subtraction skills. Simple Math 2: This module teaches simple math operations using numbers under 30. It includes an activity for addition and another activity for subtraction skills. Simple Math 3: This module teaches simple math operations using numbers under 36. It includes an activity for multiplication and another activity for division skills. Simple Math 4: This module gives a random sampling of math problems, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division using numbers under 36. Simple Math 5: This module provides an introduction and drill
practice with multiplication tables (0 x 1 through 10 x 10).
Lowercase Letters Introduction: This module introduces the letters of the alphabet in lowercase, one letter per screen. It teaches lowercase letters and their sequence in the alphabet. Alphabet: This module uses uppercase letters to give the child an opportunity to identify the correct letter from a choice of two letters; or from a choice of three letters. Short Words 1: This module introduces 26 two- letter words and shows how letters are put together to form words. It has an activity for the child to practice spelling two-letter words by filling in one blank from a choice of 3 letters; or spelling two- letter words by filling in two blanks from a choice of 3 letters. Short Words 2: This module introduces 50 three-letter words and shows how putting three letters together can form bigger words. It has an activity for the child to practice spelling three letter words by filling in one blank from a choice of 3 letters; or spelling three-letter words by filling in two blanks from a choice of 3 letters. These three-letter words and the two-letter words above are among those considered necessary for basic communication. Information and Safety Words and Phrases: This module introduces 45 common safety and information words or phrases. It has an activity for children to test their skill at identifying these words or phrases from a choice of 2. At the completion of each module, a screen appears with the score for the just-completed module, and the option to repeat the module: Scores are stored and can be reviewed by going to the Setup screen
and then choosing View Scores.
Shapes: This module introduces 13 basic shapes and shows how they are formed. It offers an activity to test the child's ability to recognize a particular shape from a choice of two. This activity is offered with or without the name of the shape printed below the shape. Signs: This module introduces 20 common signs and where they may be used. It then offers an activity to test the child's ability to recognize a particular sign from a choice of two. Road Signs: This module introduces 21 common road signs and tells you when they are used. It then offers an activity to test the child's ability to recognize a particular road sign from a choice of two. Food: This module introduces 15 foods with realistic pictures. It offers an opportunity for the child to select the correct food from a choice of two. The behavior of the modules can be adjusted using the Preferences screen, accessed through Setup.
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Counting Circles: This module uses colored circles (red, yellow,
green, blue or white) to represent the numbers 1-10. There are two different
programs: all the circles can be the same color, or the circles can be
up to three different colors. It teaches number recognition, counting,
and color discrimination.
Letters Introduction: This module introduces the letters of the
alphabet in uppercase, one letter per screen. It teaches uppercase letters
and their sequence in the alphabet.
Colors:
This module includes an activity testing the child's ability to recognize
a particular color. The colors used are red, blue, green, black, brown,
white, pink, orange, yellow and purple. Three different colors randomly
appear on the screen and the child must find the correct color. A second
activity tests the child's ability to recognize a particular color and
shape (such as a red circle) from a choice of 3. Circles and squares in
primary, secondary and some tertiary colors are used.
