The Reader Rabbit Series has been captivating children for over 20 years with the finest interactive learning products in both schools and homes having sold over 6 million copies since 1993 and winning 175 awards and accolades! Reader Rabbit Kindergarten has been designed to interest children and encourage learning of basic kindergarten skills such as mathematics, phonics, reading, and listening in multiple contexts.

This Reader Rabbit series is comprised of grade-based and subject-based titles aimed at children from infancy through second grade. Reader Rabbit is the main protagonist and goes on various adventures usually involving educational mini-games. As the name implies, Reader Rabbit’s initial focus was on teaching young children basic reading ability, however the success of the series has led to math games and a series of grade-based (e.g. preschool, kindergarten, 1^st grade, 2^nd grade) games that cover various subjects including basic reading and phonics as well as math, memory, and other skills.

including:

          • Activities involving exploration

          • Comprehension, listening, and thinking activities

          • Practice games in an arcade style

Story in learning:

While soaring through the sky in their fabulous Dreamship, Reader Rabbit and Sam the Lion notice an unusual island in the waters below. As theyswoop down for a closer look, a strange object shoots up from the island andbegins wrapping up the ship. Forced off the Dreamship, Reader Rabbit andSam the Lion find themselves in a new land called Balloon Town. 

A friendly turtle known as the Bubble Wrapper explains that the Dreamshiphas been wrapped up and locked away in the Pointy Palace. All objects inBalloon Town with points or sharp edges are stored there to protect theballoons. Reader Rabbit and Sam the Lion head towards the Pointy Palace toreclaim their Dreamship, only to find that their way is blocked by a large,sleeping bull, or a “Bulldozer.”

To enter the Pointy Palace, Reader Rabbit and Sam theLion must first wake up the creature and make it dance out of the way.  Join Reader Rabbit and Sam the Lion as they bounce around Balloon Townin search of musical instruments that they can use to wake up the Bulldozer.  As you explore the sights and sounds of Balloon Town, help Reader Rabbit and Sam the Lion solve puzzles to collect these musical instruments. Thengive an instrument to each of the animals guarding the Bulldozer.

When allfive guards play their instruments, the Bulldozer will wake up and start todance—leaving the path to the Pointy Palace free and clear.But be prepared! The Bubble Wrapper has a surprise waiting for you in thePointy Palace. After entering the palace, you will need to solve a few morepuzzles before you can step into the Dreamship and head for home! 

Reader Rabbit Kindergarten Wii™,iPhone™ is scheduled to be released in Q1 2010.

Reader Rabbit PreSchool, 1^nd Grade Wii™,Nintendo DS™, iPhone™ is scheduled to be released in Q1 2010.

Reader Rabbit PreSchool, 2^nd Grade Wii™,Nintendo DS™, iPhone™will be released in Q1 2010.

For more information about Signature Devices, Graffiti Entertainment and their products, please visit www.signaturedevices.com

About Signature Devices, Inc. and Graffiti Entertainment, Inc:

Based in Redwood City, Calif., Signature Devices, Inc. creates, develops and manufactures advanced information technology, including computer systems, software and electronics products. One of the Company's premier technologies includes a blend of hardware and software for image generation technology used in video games and simulations. Signature Devices also owns Graffiti Entertainment, Inc. (www.graffitientertainment.com), a publisher of interactive entertainment software for advanced entertainment consoles.

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