Charlie Church Mouse: Super Pak

This is a cd with 3 different programs for differing age levels. You have to install each one. One cd total. The graphics are quite old looking and as some of the other reviewers have mentioned that some of the things included in the stories like race cars didn't exactly happen in the bible. My son enjoys it and has already mastered the puzzles for the days of creation and enjoys doing the tasks that go with many of the parables included. He now knows several parables which is nice. The fact that the graphics are older looking actually don't bother me at all. I think that everything is so flashy and fast these days that kids don't have to imagine anymore bc it's already done for them by the show or game. Overall I think it is great and we are learning.

It is the best Bible game available for young children. It's pretty good. Sadly, like most Bible games, it's not as well developed as secular games. I would, however, definitely recommend this. The church needs to encourage Christian computer programmers to get into the gaming field. We are so behind in this aspect, and there are so many awesome Bible stories that could be developed into games. It's not blasphemy, it's an open ministry.

This is a great, non-internet way to learn Bible stories as well as mouse control and hand-eye co-ordination. My three year old loves it.

My three-year-old loves it! We have several other popular software titles as well, including Reader Rabbit, Disney, Jump Start and Sesame Street but she likes Charlie best. She is completely engaged and enthralled with the software. I like that there is good Bible teaching without being preachy. With the preschool package, her favorite activity is searching for the lost coin. In the kindergarten, she likes visiting the neighbors to collect jars for oil and locating and measuring ingredients for Queen Esther to bake different pastries. In the early elementary, she loves going through the marketplace searching for the pearl of great price and counting out money for various items. The activities are more "real-world" than I have seen in other software: like looking on a shelf for something, counting money and measuring ingredients rather than having baby animals pop out of picnic baskets. The animation is far from Pixar, but my kid doesn't seem to care a bit. Each package has six different activities that can be leveled to be more challenging. There is enough that my three-year-old is engaged now, and plenty that is advanced for her that she will be growing into later. I love it and highly recommend - so much that this is the first review that I have written.

A great program for toddlers. I have. Touch screen laptop and it works fine on it but it is a little difficult for a toddler to work the touch pad. I need to try hooking up a mouse to see if it is any easier for him.

My 3 year old loves this game! You can definitely tell it's a little old school, but rarely does that matter to kids. He's doing the preschool and kindergarten levels (he's really advanced) and loves them both! He now wants a scooter to do tricks on like Charlie Church Mouse.

Good for the price. Old fashioned programing style. More like my children used. I bought it for my grandchild. She does like it, but goes for the flasher programs she owns first.

My 3 year old can navigate this game very easily. It's a great way for him to learn more about the Bible stories as well as a good teaching tool for numbers, colors and other preschool skills. He hasn't played many computer games in the past, but the first day he played it, he told me "I could play this all day!". Of course, being the mom that I am, he did not play ALL day, but he does enjoy the games.