| Editors | Disney Interactive, Inc. |
| Developers | Disney Interactive, Inc. |
| Release date | 1997 |
| Gender | Educational |
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Description of the Game
Deep in the heart of the Hundred Acre Wood, learning math is a joyful journey. Beginning with Pooh and Tigger and their pals, children are led through seven exciting activities that teach early maths abilities. These activities are designed to engage children. Children receive a wonderful reward that they can use to construct their very own gardens as they progress through the various skills. Counting, sorting, addition, and subtraction are all skills related to mathematics. Children are able to learn at their own pace because to the three different difficulty levels.
Through the process of emptying baskets in the appropriate sequence, children are able to practise counting at Pooh’s Pantry. Piglet’s Cupcake Kitchen gives children the opportunity to decorate Piglet’s cupcakes as soon as they are removed from the oven. First, they frost the cupcakes, then they tally up the total, and finally, they select the jar of sprinkles that corresponds to the sum. Additional activities include assisting Rabbit Roo and Tigger in the collection of insects for the garden and going to the Wishing Well, which is a place where people can make their dreams come true by combining numbers.
Disney’s Ready For Math with Pooh Screenshots
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