#reading blaster

[orkowhereheshouldntbe]

[ALT available, ID: a screenshot from the game Reading Blaster (Ages 9-12). In this minigame, players are trying to connect different words floating around the moon into a cloud staircase in order to connect the word "month" to the word "ice". the moon words are February, heart, Valentine, stick, hockey, beat, and drum. The main character Rave has been replaced with Orko, who is floating at the bottom of the cloud staircase. /end ID]

Orko in Reading Blaster 9-12. Can he connect the words?

[bekadoodles]

Happy Halloween! 🎃

Feeling super nostalgic lately on edutainment games that I used to play as a kid & whipped up a doodle of Rave from the Math/ Reading Blaster Mystery series! 🔎

[adz]

reading blaster 2000

[krissiefox]

Recently re-discovered game from my childhood, thanks to a helpful reddit page that helps people find games they can't recall the name of. The name is super generic so no wonder I forgot it!

In the creepy-ass christian private school my parents put me in as a kid, there was at-least some joy to be had in the computer games I could play, this being one of them. It's about a little lizard kid exploring a haunted house in a point and clicks style game with educational mini games. I was glad to find that the new DRM free game store I found has this game for sale on it, too!

[doesntmakeitalright]

I got this game for christmas when I was 7.

[nerdcalendar]

March 9, 1847 -  Lydia Novella Dies

Famous writer Lydia Novella died at 8:16pm on March 9, 1847. Her ghost continued to haunt her home town of Bizarroville for at least the next century and a half, particularly her mansion. Her disembodied spirit went on to leave clues for the future residents regarding both past events and ongoing mysteries.

(Reading Blaster Ages 9-12, 1998) (source)

[mysteryofthings]

[ffffffffrothy]

Masterpost of Gloria Ghastly.