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From: edelheit@MITRE.ARPA
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Subject: Re: Educational S/W for Commodore SX-64
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Date: Fri, 12-Apr-85 08:05:32 EST
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Roz - I got a C-64 for my 3 year old.  My experience has been that the
CBS Software and the Spinnaker Software is really good.  Spinnaker's
Alphabet Zoo might be good for a 6 yr. old (it's too advanced for my 
son.) It needs a joy stick, but if the SX is like the C-64, there should
be a port for it.  It uses the Atari-type joy stick, which is available
from all sorts of places, including your local Radio Shack.  

One additional set of Software that is really quite good is the stuff
from Children's Television Workshop (a.k.a., Sesame Street).  The CTW
software is published by CBS Software.

Hope this helps.

Jeff Edelheit
(edelheit at mitre)