Amazon Trail 3: Rainforest Adventures software by The Learning Company

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Amazon Trail 3: Rainforest Adventures

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By: The Learning Company
Age(s): 10 and up

Packaging: Jewel Case
Product ID# 1105

Price: $14.98
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The Amazon Trail 3rd Edition Brings the Rainforest to Life!

The Amazon Trail® 3rd Edition: Rainforest Adventures™ - from the creators of The Oregon Trail®, the leading curriculum title used by schools - combines decision-making, critical thinking, history, geography, ecology and science into one thrilling, suspense-filled adventure in this rarely seen part of the world.

Guide your canoe on a wild rainforest adventure through the Amazon.

Build real life skills in decision making and problem solving as your navigate the Amazon River on a wild rainforest adventure. Experience the mysteries of the rainforest as you build your understanding of history and science. Will you successfully navigate the 4,000 mile journey along the largest river in the world? Your survival depends on the many decisions you make along the way!

SKILLS LEARNED:

Problem-Solving
Decision-Making
Critical Thinking
Map Reading
Science
History
Geography
Social Studies
Botany
Zoology

PRODUCT FEATURES:

Enhanced photo-realistic 3D graphics bring the Amazon to life
First person perspective adventure – with canoeing, fishing, photography and rainforest exploration
More than 100 types of plants, animals and fish identify

Additional FEATURES:

Plan Your Trip
Choose a guide with strong skills, stock up on food and equipment, and begin your adventure from the old port city of Belem.

Explore the Amazon
Enjoy canoeing, fishing, and rainforest exploration. Step into the jungle to identify and photograph hundreds of unique animals and plant species.

Plot Your Course
Discover the rich history of the Amazon by talking to conquistadors, naturalists and modern day inhabitants. Use their advice, maps, guidebooks and your own instincts to navigate the river.

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