For someone of the age range that this game is made for, this really felt like a long game. I've been watching playthroughs of old computer games on youtube and this is probably the longest. When I completed the game, it felt like such a big acomplisment. And I think it's so wonderful that an owl and a mouse can work so harmoniously together.
Nostalgia!!! I remember playing this on my giant computer in the early 2000s. If play it for hours, plus I thought it was the best thing ever. I also played Arthur DW Birthday!!! FUCKING NOSTALGIA!!!
0:23 POP(Program Options Pad): Hiya, people! Glad you could come on down to Wordville! I’m P.O.P., your Program Options Pad! While you’re out having fun, if you’re ready to see your stuff, just tap on me! I’ll be there in a flash! Let’s see what Long Ears is up to today!
3:26 POP: See these signs? They’re gonna help you get to the spots where everybody’s getting ready! When you see a sign for a place you wanna go to help out at, move your cursor to the sign and click! You might wanna do some patterning and sequencing for dances and ponytails at Brainiac Owl’s treehouse! Click that sign to go there! At Pierre’s Studio, not only can you try out patterning, you can also do similarities and differences for wrapping paper and banners! Just click that sign! Click that sign for Papa Bear’s Store, and you can help compare, contrast, and categorize when sorting hula hoops and wrapping presents! Last but not least, at Babs’ Kitchen, you can make arrays with treat bags, and match and order with cookies! Wait! One more thing! This door leads to the print shop. Just move your mouse here, and click! There’s plenty of fun stuff to do! Wait! I also forgot to add that any time you wanna check on things for the big bash, step right on into the museum! Well, that about covers it! So, where to?
14:50 POP: On level 1, the patterns are easier to follow. On level 2, a little harder. And on level 3, they’re the hardest to follow! Click on Matt if you need any help! Click on the music box, and let’s crank things up!
1:52 POP: Great! We got the nosy cat out of our hair for now! Not that I have any. I’m just a gadget! Okay, kids. If you’re gonna help us out, let’s get to signing in! Or you can keep going with what you started already, and we can pick it up from there!
3:20 POP: 1 is easier! 2 is a little harder! And 3 is the hardest of all! If you get stuck during a game, just click on me if you wanna get back to an easier level! If you wanna skip Reader’s blabbing, click anywhere on the screen around him! Otherwise, just hang around, and he’ll tell you what’s what! Don’t sweat it during harder levels! Reader’s pals are gonna make sure you get the game done right no matter what! Just click to make your choices!
3:59 POP: Oh, did I mention that while you’re playing activities, you can take breaks from them and then get back to them? Just be sure to get back to them!
3:14 POP: But what’s the rush? We’re gonna need all the help we can get! Even if you got to go, don’t you worry a bit! Next time you sign in, just give your name a click, and we’ll keep going with what we already started!
I watched a youtuber play a childhood game so I decided to go back and somehow find out the names of my childhood games. I remembered that my top three that I remembered were all reader rabbit. I remembered this one for the cookie making and presents. I remembered Reader Rabbit Toddler because that was my second favorite and I would play it at my house and the library. And I remembered Reader Rabbit Math Journey grades 1-3 (not full title) because I played that the most because I was just addicted to it. But I couldn't remember the names. So I googled Reader Rabbit and went into images and when I found an image I knew was from the game I clicked the image link and the website told me the name. For the math one, I couldn't find a picture. So I used Wiki and it gave me a list of characters. And it said the cat who I remembered from that game. It said she's a mathematician. She's also the math magician. And it told me the name of the game. I'm revisiting my childhood and I miss Reader Rabbit so much I love this account thank you for these videos.
Puppydog57 No problem! Anytime! I have playthroughs of Reader Rabbit Toddler and Math Journey grades 1-3 on my channel. Feel free to check them out. :)
18:44 POP: All righty! Let’s see what we got on me! To see how you’re doing, click Progress! To see who made this nutty thing, click Credits! To switch to another player, click Sign Up! If you want to check your stuff, and who wouldn’t, click on Supplies! The Menu shows us what we still gotta get! To make the games harder or see how a game is done, click Education! And when you’re ready to split the scene, click Stop!
I've been searching for years for this! Holy Cow I'm going to cry! The memories!
For someone of the age range that this game is made for, this really felt like a long game. I've been watching playthroughs of old computer games on youtube and this is probably the longest. When I completed the game, it felt like such a big acomplisment.
And I think it's so wonderful that an owl and a mouse can work so harmoniously together.
This game was my everything
!
The singing blue birds in the tree cracks me the fuck up every time! 😂😂
I'm 28, I played this when I was 6, and even now I still remember her iconic "do you see the donkey"
Oh man. I use to love this game. I would come home from school and this would be the first thing I'd go do.
Dekidour ihyyyy
Nostalgia!!! I remember playing this on my giant computer in the early 2000s. If play it for hours, plus I thought it was the best thing ever. I also played Arthur DW Birthday!!! FUCKING NOSTALGIA!!!
NOSTAGIA TRIP! I REMEMBER THIS GAME!
i've been searching for hours for this game!! bless your heart
0:31 POP: Today’s no normal day! And why? I’ll just let Reader Rabbit do the talking! All that yakkity-yakking to the crowd!
I played this game from preschool to 1st grade and a little into 2nd grade, this really kept me bust as a kid
I never played this game as a kid .Shock that reader rabbit had more games than the ones I played
1:58 POP: Oh, you’re new around here! Welcome to Wordville! Lots to do, lots to see! How about signing in, and we’ll get to it?
0:23 POP(Program Options Pad): Hiya, people! Glad you could come on down to Wordville! I’m P.O.P., your Program Options Pad! While you’re out having fun, if you’re ready to see your stuff, just tap on me! I’ll be there in a flash! Let’s see what Long Ears is up to today!
2:48 POP: All right, we’re really gonna need your help! Let’s get going!
3:26 POP: See these signs? They’re gonna help you get to the spots where everybody’s getting ready! When you see a sign for a place you wanna go to help out at, move your cursor to the sign and click! You might wanna do some patterning and sequencing for dances and ponytails at Brainiac Owl’s treehouse! Click that sign to go there! At Pierre’s Studio, not only can you try out patterning, you can also do similarities and differences for wrapping paper and banners! Just click that sign! Click that sign for Papa Bear’s Store, and you can help compare, contrast, and categorize when sorting hula hoops and wrapping presents! Last but not least, at Babs’ Kitchen, you can make arrays with treat bags, and match and order with cookies! Wait! One more thing! This door leads to the print shop. Just move your mouse here, and click! There’s plenty of fun stuff to do! Wait! I also forgot to add that any time you wanna check on things for the big bash, step right on into the museum! Well, that about covers it! So, where to?
14:50 POP: On level 1, the patterns are easier to follow. On level 2, a little harder. And on level 3, they’re the hardest to follow! Click on Matt if you need any help! Click on the music box, and let’s crank things up!
Like Disney World!
5:02 POP: Great! This’ll be fun!
1:52 POP: Great! We got the nosy cat out of our hair for now! Not that I have any. I’m just a gadget! Okay, kids. If you’re gonna help us out, let’s get to signing in! Or you can keep going with what you started already, and we can pick it up from there!
I played these games up until like 8th grade just for addicting nostalgia. i'm going on 20 :)
3:20 POP: 1 is easier! 2 is a little harder! And 3 is the hardest of all! If you get stuck during a game, just click on me if you wanna get back to an easier level! If you wanna skip Reader’s blabbing, click anywhere on the screen around him! Otherwise, just hang around, and he’ll tell you what’s what! Don’t sweat it during harder levels! Reader’s pals are gonna make sure you get the game done right no matter what! Just click to make your choices!
8:36 POP: Remember, you can’t move Matt towards the squares with rocks and trees!
18:54 POP: We have twenty two more things to pick up!
3:59 POP: Oh, did I mention that while you’re playing activities, you can take breaks from them and then get back to them? Just be sure to get back to them!
my daughter love the video
3:12 POP: Believe me, you’re gonna wanna check the list! Lots of important stuff to get.
3:14 POP: But what’s the rush? We’re gonna need all the help we can get! Even if you got to go, don’t you worry a bit! Next time you sign in, just give your name a click, and we’ll keep going with what we already started!
18:11 POP: Okay, break time from Brainiac Owl’s!
14:22 POP: Okay, kids! Take a break!
I watched a youtuber play a childhood game so I decided to go back and somehow find out the names of my childhood games. I remembered that my top three that I remembered were all reader rabbit. I remembered this one for the cookie making and presents. I remembered Reader Rabbit Toddler because that was my second favorite and I would play it at my house and the library. And I remembered Reader Rabbit Math Journey grades 1-3 (not full title) because I played that the most because I was just addicted to it. But I couldn't remember the names. So I googled Reader Rabbit and went into images and when I found an image I knew was from the game I clicked the image link and the website told me the name. For the math one, I couldn't find a picture. So I used Wiki and it gave me a list of characters. And it said the cat who I remembered from that game. It said she's a mathematician. She's also the math magician. And it told me the name of the game. I'm revisiting my childhood and I miss Reader Rabbit so much I love this account thank you for these videos.
Puppydog57 No problem! Anytime! I have playthroughs of Reader Rabbit Toddler and Math Journey grades 1-3 on my channel. Feel free to check them out. :)
5:32 POP: Kind of like keys on the keyboard! Just click either token to start the game!
Nostalgia. Fucking nostalgia.
3:29 POP: Time to boost your brain power, people! Let’s see if you know your stuff at Brainiac Owl’s!
This Game Just
Sounds Like Disney
World!
17:56 POP: Click the music box to start! Or click on Matt to hear the instructions again!
15:16 POP: Don’t let it get you down! Try again!
14:26 POP: Time to get down! Then get up again!
4:29 POP: Hit it, girls!
3:07 POP: Likewise, I’m sure!
4:29 Good song.
2:06 POP: Okay, now how about your birthday?
6:51 POP: Okay, a small mouse cousin? That’s messed up.
1:17 Yeah like I'm staying at a birthday party where the birthday boy is a lion who would most likely send me to a Kaiser emergency hospital!
18:44 POP: All righty! Let’s see what we got on me! To see how you’re doing, click Progress! To see who made this nutty thing, click Credits! To switch to another player, click Sign Up! If you want to check your stuff, and who wouldn’t, click on Supplies! The Menu shows us what we still gotta get! To make the games harder or see how a game is done, click Education! And when you’re ready to split the scene, click Stop!
your Birthday is July 26th?
Richard Canipe yup