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    #152908 04/08/13 08:45 AM
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    http://c8sciences.com/

    I ran across this on Facebook, one of the gifted pages had a parent post about it. I signed my ds6 up thinking he could use a bit more self control and a lot more concentration. He has been doing it for a week now and we like it a lot. Fun games, nice assessments, and not to expensive!

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    You had better luck than me!
    DS4 was excited to get started with his "computer games" but that excitement quickly went away when everything was so slow and repetitive (I think it maybe gets faster if you stick with it?). I gave up after 3 attempts.
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    I think it is better suited to a child who has been in school and is used to things sometimes being slowly paced. It's not a thrill ride but ds is enjoying it!


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