Reader Rabbit 2 is a game created by The Learning Company in 1996. Despite the title, Reader Rabbit 2 is. Reader Rabbit 2 is a computer game in The Learning Company's Reader Rabbit series of children's. Vowel Pond; Word Mine; Match Patch; Alphabet Dance.

Reader Rabbit's Reading 2 is a third, reworked release of the original (1991) and (1996). It is an educational game, for children aged five to eight or in the first or second grade of the US school system, that teaches reading skills.

The basic concept and content is identical to the original 1991 game, with most of the improvements in the graphic department which are entirely redone. Wordville where the game is set is running out of words. Reader Rabbit, Ernest the Train and Mat the Mouse collect words to fill up Wordville by doing four different activities: Alphabet Dance, Match Patch, Vowel Pond, and Word Mine. Alphabet Dance is set in a barn. There are four dancers and children need to look at the first letter of their names and put the dancers in the correct order following the alphabet. Match Patch takes place on a field where matches need to be created based on opposites, homonyms or two levels of rhymes. In Vowel Pond Reader Rabbit floats in a boat on a pond and watches fishes pass by below.

He needs to catch the ones that have a word that matches the sound of the one shown near the top of the screen. In Word Mine compound words need to be formed by choosing the right one from a selection an adding it to the one on a mine cart. I want to tell people i have a newer version calledReader Rabbit(R) I Can Read! With Phonics Version 3.01 which is Reader Rabbit's Reading 2. With a different name on itThink of it as a 4th rework of the series. The 3rd rework version seems to work on windows 10 x86 whish personally was quite surprising sense windows 10 itself keeps removing win32’s in it’s codebase.However all laptops with windows 10 has 64-bit which will not work sense it is ms-das. Drawn the painted tower walkthrough. & Microsoft only offers windows 10 x86 as upgrades for windows 7 users.

Near are windows 8 supported for some reason?