Ubisofts Petz line of games allows young players to create and care for cute, furry pets chosen from many different breeds of dogs, cats, horses, hamsters, and dolphins. Players can take their pets everywhere within the virtual environment, from inside the house to outside, walking around the neighborhood or visiting friends. The Petz games are designed to entertain and engage players but are also a great way for young players to learn and take care of their own pet. Ubisofts Petz series has already won over a huge audience: o More than 3.5 million units have been sold worldwide in fiscal year 200607. o The Petz series was the number three-selling brand on Nintendo DS in December 2006February 2007. o Petz games have sold more than 1.4 million copies on PC since their introduction. Recognizing the phenomenal growth of the casual gaming market and the current success of the Petz series, Ubisoft will continue to grow the series with additional games as part of the companys long-term vision for casual gaming. Petz Dogz 2 (Wii/PlayStation 2 system) allows players to choose a puppy from more than 40 different breeds, and make him cuter with clothing and accessories. ? Create a comfortable pet village and guide your lovable bundle of fur through 60 fun adventures. ? Compete against friends in mini-games such as racing and treasure-hunting.
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This is CD-ROM software game is the electronic version of the classic jigsaw puzzle game with pieces shaped like real jigsaw pieces. Offers four levels of difficulty; beginner through advanced. A built-in timer allows you to keep score and compete with friends. To help solve the puzzle faster, you can view thumbnails or use a background template. You can play, print, or save the unsolved puzzle to finish later. You can also choose from a selection of music themes to play in the background as you play. Includes 30 horse puzzles, and more than 20 post-card puzzles you can e-mail to friends and relatives. You can also import your own photos to create personal picture puzzles. Compatible with Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, XP.
with Stu Vetter, Montrose Christian (MD) HS Head Coach; 2x National Coach of the Year (USA Today), 89% winning percentage in 29+ years of coaching Legendary high school coach Stu Vetter shares his special situations package that has helped him coach 699 victories. Vetter starts off with a versatile full-court offense for breaking pressure. Once the pass is inbound, the options are down, back, middle and throw over. A feature of this set is the over the top play against full front defense. To break a 2-2-1 zone press, Vetter demonstrates the 2-1-2 “Walk Up” or the 1-3-1 “Walk Up” plays. The “Up” play is good at the end of the clock. This play is loaded with scoring options for several different players. A good play for a hot scorer is “Loop,” which includes three screens for an open shot. “Line 24″ involves screening and down screening for a jump shot. “Blitz” is a predetermined play that can yield a basket on only 3 seconds. “Blitz 50″ is the same play but creates a shot at half court in only 2 seconds. With less than 2 seconds, an out-of-bounds play, “Horse“, can lead to a lob or a direct pass from the corner. When in need of a 3-pointer, “Laker” can set up your best shooter at the end of the game. These time-tested plays will give you more options when you need them most! 37 minutes. 2006. DVD.
Pony loving gamers take ownership of a ranch and care for a stable full of horses in Gallop & Ride!. A horse-design feature lets players choose from hundreds of coat, mane, saddle, bridle, and blanket options, and the Wii Remote lets them train, groom, and massage their newly created friend. Business-minded gamers can assume control, renovate, and expand the Old Mill Ranch by attracting guests to the stables, while players looking for a leisurely ride can simply take their horse on a sightseeing trip to the woods, beach, or mountains. ~ Christopher Brown, All Game Guide Universal Nintendo Wii
o man i have A LOT!! i will give u a list with a lil info n my rating (if im a member)
Horse Isle this is prob my absolute fave!! so fun n addicting great graphics 10/10
My stable this 1 is rlly fun 2 10/10
pony box online sim game can b addicting 9/10
howse fun 9/10
virtual horse 10/10
here r some i havnt tried:
My Horse Club
Hunt and Jump Inc
Charger Escape
and 2 find more go 2:http://www.horsecrazygirls.com/online-horse-games.html
…..and if you have, are they accurate? Something like Lucinda Green’s Equestrian Challenge, for example.
Nooooo, I don’t ride. Horses scare me! Pathetic aren’t I?
No,They are not accurate! I guess when you clean the stable or dressing the horse, they sort of get that part right! But it’s not accurate simplely because it’s not that easy to ride a horse! I guess you could say the information is quiet accurate but the feeling is definitely not!But diffrent horse riding PC games have diffrent types of accurates levels too.
If you were holding a horse day camp for 3rd-5th graders (geared toward those with no/little horse experience), how would you run it? How many days, how many hours a day (at camp & riding), what would you charge, and what horse/pony:rider ratio would you have?
What type of lessons would you teach to this age of kids?
If it were me, I would do:
5 hours a day for 5 day sessions, $300 per session
Maximum 5 kids per session
Around 7 or 8 safe ponies/horses
Ride for about 1 1/2 to 2 hours
Lessons on: horse safety, horse terms (colors, parts, markings, etc.), grooming, saddling/bridling, basic riding (mounting/dismounting, stop/go, turning, walk/trot, mounted games), horse health & care (mucking, feeding, common illnesses)
Plus a mini-show for the kids & parents at the end
What would your horse camp look like?
I have done many horse camps, and they have all been planned just like yours! Mine usually started around 9am and ended at 4pm. The most kids I ever had was about 17. That was a handful, 10 kids should be the limit. Yes, all the horses should be beginner safe, and friendly. (no biting, kicking or bad attitudes) They got two lessons a day, and the first day they were on lunge lines. I also split them into groups, so they get a bit more attention. I usually had 10 kids and five horses so they shared. The mini shows are very fun too! Btw, I usually get at these 1 person to help me at the camp.
I learned how to ride at camp, and have been very succesful since then! Good luck!
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