Imagine Teacher (Nintendo DS)

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With so many different perspectives it can be hard to know where to start - a little like walking into a crowded pub. Sorry about that. When Keith was introduced, he was shown to be nervous and seemed excited to be enrolled in April's school. Once there...not so much.

But so far we've not found a way to streamline our review output - there's basically too much of it. So, rather than dilute things for newcomers we have decided to live with the hubbub while helping new readers find the columnists they will enjoy. Super Young gamers will find some of the games a little beyond them. Younger players not yet confident at reading will not be able to play a raft of activities that are word driven. There are however some excellent drawing and pottery activities that they will be able to play and should really enjoy. Lost Voice Plot: The third week revolves around Professor Einstein suddenly losing the ability to talk. Turns out he lost his dentures, which was what he was trying to say, though the class doesn't realize until later. Board Games | Domestic | Eclectic | Family | Fitness | Junior | Reluctant | Returning | Teaching | Teen

|That opening game is simple and works well, which is good. But you'll play it so often that it may get to feeling too repetitive for you. Imagine is a series of simulation video games primarily for the Nintendo DS, Nintendo 3DS, Microsoft Windows, and Wii game consoles, released from October 2007 to February 2013. Imagine video games are aimed primarily at girls aged six to fourteen and are published by Ubisoft. Edu-gaming titles combine the fun of play with the self improvement of education. As recent research and educational approach in schools shows, these two bedfellows work very well together. Titles usually consist of a series of mini-tasks around a particular subject. Some games in this genre simply use the topic as a theme for its games, whilst others are more obviously education or coaching based.

Imagine Teacher Class Trip is a game from the Imagine series, and the direct sequel to Imagine Teacher. The team captains from the other schools are also this: Ayat is the nice and gentle captain from the Dolphins, Ivy is the mean and spoiled one from the Weasels, and Bob is the glutenous Big Eater from the Gorillas, and stays in-between.

Expy: Some of the characters share different traits as those of its predecessor. Kiki can be seen as a female version of William, Daria and Rocco seem to both take after Keith, Carma is similar to Isabella, Jimmy is similar to Jeremy, and Peggy can be seen as a camp counterpart to Ms. Sharpe. This section needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sourcesin this section. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Frame-Up: The final arc of the game has the school be robbed and Ms. Sharpe accuses April of doing such. Ubisoft decided early on to support the DS's casual market with some bespoke games. The Imagine series is for younger games, what their My Coach series is for teens. Imagine: Teacher is an education themed game in this series. It's one of those type of game genres... Shrinking Violet: William is the shyest, always very nervous around others, but opens right up to them.

Intermediate players, particular those who are older, will probably find the game aesthetic a little beneath them. While fun for while as a curiosity it won't be long before they hand it onto younger siblings or offspring - particularly if they are caught playing it in public.

Imagine: Teacher wraps up its education credentials with some impressive proper game presentation. The selection screens and environments are all fully fleshed out - just as much as other purely fun focused titles. Whereas some other edu-games focus on a particular area of education, Imagine: Teachers provides activities in each part of the modern curriculum. This takes in not just the science subject (as in other games) but also the arts. So what experience should I play this game for...

Big Damn Heroes: Gala is this in several points, springing out of nowhere to help April and her class finish the job or rescue them. This is because she's secretly observing the center. Ubisoft's Imagine series is a set of Nintendo DS games aimed at helping young girls and tweens explore different career paths. In IMAGINE TEACHER, kids step into the shoes of teacher April as she takes over for a retiring teacher at the local elementary school. As the only teacher on staff, April is responsible for not only teaching all of the lessons and marking homework, but also cleaning the classroom after school (by rubbing and dragging the DS stylus to clean up dirt and straighten tables), and buying new school supplies. What Ms. Sharpe was revealed to be in the finale. She seemed sweet at first, but she framed April because she was jealous of her for getting the job and not her. She is rightfully punished by Mr. Thistle and is fired from the district for good.The aim of the game is to teach the students different subjects, such as math, reading and art, over the course of a five-day week. Each school day is divided into two classes separated by recess, and each lesson consists of the introduction, the activity, and finally the correction of the students' work. For each week though, you need to focus on a certain subject, which appears more often than the others. You may also need to find a lost item as you clean the classroom, or invite a student over for a night class. Also, you may have to obtain materials to celebrate an event in the game. Jerkass: Keith has huge shades of this, unlike all the other students. Mr. Thistle also shows this time to time. In this game, April takes her class on a field trip to Camp Montrose to compete in the Summer School Contest. Her six children will compete against children from three other schools to see who wins the Camp Cup at the end of it all. Among the competing teams is April's junior high rival, Peggy, who is determined to win the trophy for herself.