Increase the knowledge of your students Teach them writing, science, math, biology, geography, and history Help your students find their true vocation Create the best learning atmosphere Multiplayer up to 4 players with a single card
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Increase the knowledge of your students
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Teach them writing, science, math, biology, geography, and history
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20 of 21 found the following review helpful:
Short but FunMay 02, 2009
By E. Charkes I got my 11 year old daughter this for Christmas. Since then she has replayed it at least 10 times. This game is very fun and she and her friends love it, but it's very short and you can finish it in about a day. I'm not a teacher but I think it would be good if you wanted to become a teacher. You start out with 4 students and each week you get one more. You play mini games to teach the students. The mini games cover Science, Social Sudies, English, and Art. Each student has their own cute little personality. My daughter loves this game and I reccommend this to everyone who wants to be a teacher.
60 of 71 found the following review helpful:
Good practice for people who want to be a teacherAug 20, 2008
By Rachel Reese This game lets the player practice being a teacher. In this game your character teaches at a new school, in a new town. When you first start you only have four students but as you progress thoughout the game you get more students.
In this game you teach the students different subjects such as: arithmetic, geometry, reading, writing, drawing, biology, history, geography, music, and pottery. After some lessons such as arithmetic, geometry, reading, writing, biology, history, and geography it lets you practice correcting the students work.
This is a good game for anybody who wants to become a teacher, or is studying to become a teacher(like I am now) because I would like to become a teacher one day because I love kids.
25 of 28 found the following review helpful:
Good game but theres a catchFeb 06, 2009
By Susan Cardoza This game is okay. Well I can say that it is good, But the catch is that after awhile it isn't as fun anymore because you are constsantly kind of repeating what you are doing and there really isn't a challenge but it is a good game. My advice to people who are on the fence about getting this game, is to get it for their child that is seven, eight, or nine years old because I think that anybody older who gets it their really isn't a challenge and for people who like hard unique and still a little easy games then try to try something else. That is in my opinion.
14 of 15 found the following review helpful:
Imagine Teacher is Great!!Apr 20, 2009
By Suvarnalatha S. Shenoy Imagine Teacher is a great game, despite all the bad reviews. In the game, you are a teacher at a new school. You only start out with four students but as you progress through the game, you gradually get twelve. At the beginning of the week, you make a schedule. Then every school day you teach two subjects such as arithmetic, biology, geometry, geography, history, writing, reading, drawing, pottery, and music. First you read out of a book by rubbing and tapping the pictures that appear on the pages. Then you teach the class the subject by completing various mini games. The mini games get harder as you move through the game. After you teach the class, you correct their papers which is a lot of fun. The students get stars when they do good and hearts when they like it more at school. Imagine teacher is life like because some weeks you get to take the kids on field trips to the zoo or museums. Also, you can clean the classroom and customize it with different posters, desks, and pieces of furniture. You could buy these things with the money you get payed. At the end of the week there is a teacher meeting where you discuss how you did that week, get payed, and get your assignments for the next week. One assignment is that every week you have to focus on a different subject (art, science, social studies, or literature). That week you would have to teach four classes of the subject. Another assignment is that some weeks you have to tutor certain kids in certain subjects after school.
All in all the game is a lot of fun. Students have their own personalities and as you progress through the game you become a wonderful teacher. I want to be a teacher when I grow up so this game was extra fun for me. I rated this game for five stars!
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
GREAT GAME!Jun 16, 2009
I bought this game a couple of months ago and I still play it quite often since I bought the game. In this game, you play as a teacher who has just moved into a small town where the town's first school has recently been built. You start off with 4 kids which gradually grows into 12 kids over multiple chapters of the game. In this game, you teach the students art, music, geography, history, biology, reading, writing, and you also get to go on field trips. You get to organize the order of the classes, have school meetings, and grade the student's papers as they earn stars. When I say teaching the classes I should say that you're actually doing the the classes such as geography, biology, etc. You also get to seat the students in the classroom, and teach private night classes to the students who need more stars. Instead of grades, the students earn stars. You also have to sweep the classroom and rearrange the desks. This game can last over a long period of time and overall I think this game is worth it's price. I'd recommend it to all ages. Imagine Teacher is a GREAT GAME! I highly recommend it to everyone!
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