Fast Rabbit Software has released the newest title in the Little Hopper series of educational software for Macintosh and Windows is now available for download directly to your computer. Little Hoppers Treasure Hunt is a tool for introducing students in grades 2 through 5 to two dimensional graphing and the Cartesian coordinate system.
Fast Rabbit Software focuses on direct download educational software that allows customers to try before they buy. This method of business has many advantages including that it is better for the environment than the traditional software distribution method which results in much packaging ending up in land fills.
John Jobe, founding member of Fast Rabbit Software says "We've seen kids really pick up skills and concepts quickly with short term drill and practice software. Just practicing with a title like Master the Facts Multiplication for ten minutes a day can make a huge difference in student's apparent ability. Little Hoppers Treasure Hunt really gets kids into graphing and they rapidly get a true solid understanding of the Cartesian coordinate system."
Fast Rabbit Software titles are now used in home and schools in all 50 states within the United States as well as four dozen other countries.
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Fast Rabbit Software focuses on direct download educational software that allows customers to try before they buy. This method of business has many advantages including that it is better for the environment than the traditional software distribution method which results in much packaging ending up in land fills.
John Jobe, founding member of Fast Rabbit Software says "We've seen kids really pick up skills and concepts quickly with short term drill and practice software. Just practicing with a title like Master the Facts Multiplication for ten minutes a day can make a huge difference in student's apparent ability. Little Hoppers Treasure Hunt really gets kids into graphing and they rapidly get a true solid understanding of the Cartesian coordinate system."
Fast Rabbit Software titles are now used in home and schools in all 50 states within the United States as well as four dozen other countries.
Read More