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This game gives kids a fun way to think like Einstein. Kids must use Einstein's thought process to solve the challenges and become a genius. This is the first game in the world where kids must find the right questions instead of the right answers. The game introduces children to asking better questions. Ages 6-12.

Free download from Shareware Connection - This game gives kids a fun way to think like Einstein. Kids must use Einstein's thought process to solve the challenges and become a genius. This is the first game in the world where kids must find the right questions instead of the right answers.

Publisher: Curiosoft Kids Games | License: Shareware | Price: 14.95 Version: 1 | Size: 12354 KB | Platform: Windows2000,WinXP Released Date: 31-03-2006 | Rating: 0 | Title: Einstein's Genius Author Url: http://www.curiosoft.com Program Info Url: http://www.curiosoft.com/tabone/einstein-genius-kids-games.htm Download Url: http://www.curiosoft.com/EinsteinsGenius_Demo.exe Screenshot Url: http://www.curiosoft.com/images/EinsteinsGeniusScreenshots/einstein-screenshot-1.jpg Homepage | Download

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