I see two different versions of the box for Ilustory - one is with A+ and the other does not. Are they different or for different ages
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As far as I can tell, the A+ is the newer version. My daughter received the other one last Christmas and we were able to do it online the same as the A+. Their website is studentpublishing.com if you want to check them out a little more.
1140557
Without seeing the two products, I do not know as I did not know there was more then one option. When I bought Illustory, I had one choice and the one I had allowed me to go online to write the story and import photos or purchase more pages. It could be an upgrade or the grade given to the product for excellence.
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From what I can tell, IlluStory without the A+includes 18 book pages, cover pages, washable markers, story web planners, a prepaid envelope and instructions. The A+ version includes the 18 book pages, an 'About the Author,' feature on the back cover, planning webs and curriculum support materials, typesetting service, an option to complete book online with advanced bookmaking tool, a carrying box and markers. Don't think twice about buying this for any child who loves writing and/or drawing. You won't be disappointed.
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I have never purchased the kit that has an A+ on it, so I am sorry that I cannot answer your question. I have been very pleased with the kit that does not have an A+on it, however! Sorry I'm not much help!
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Their is two versions one for kids like pre-teen elementary and their is another version for older kids and adults I am not sure about the box colors these days but it was a red for kids and a blue for adults last year. I got this for my neice and nephews who at the time were 6,4, and 3 years old as something that could play for a few years.
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The one I bought was an oridgional version 3, I verified that it was not a clone once I received it. The box worked great with jynxbox files.
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yes, the box version has a CD-ROM which loads onto your computer. I have used the computer version on my PC a few times and there's little difference from the internet version other than appearance. However, you will not be able to chat online with other learners, or play games online with other learners. You can still play games on the computer version. My version SEEMS to suggest that I can load up to five learners on one version, but I haven't tried. Thus a learner would logon and the program would take the learner to where he/she left off. Each learner can proceed at their own pace (I think.) Four or five learners might replace the online chat feature. Good luck!
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The box pictured here is New Chapter Bone Strength. If your box looks different then possibly maybe it's not Bone Strength, but another product from New Chapter.
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On the box it says "ages 8+". However, I think I remember my younger (than 8) children enjoying it as well, though they perhaps only did the simpler designs.
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I own the one in the box. It is a wonderful set! I love it. There is no difference between the sets. Wilton sets come in all kinds of different packaging. The only difference between the two is that one comes in a box and one comes in a plastic container with a handle. However, take a close look at the pic of the shapes, because the "6" is missing from the number line. It looks like they have the purple "?" in place of the "6". All the numbers should be the same color. That purple piece doesn't belong with the numbers. It might be missing the "0" as well. I don't see a "0" in the number line shown.
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To be honest, my son is very young and cant fully use it. I figured when he does start using it more, he would be up to date. I would say for the price difference, the 2 prob. Would be smarter. Leap frog has such great products, I am sure the 2 is packed with great stuff and a lot less $.
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They're right, it is deceptive advertising. The one they send you is actually the newer version of the game, no the one you see pictured here. The prompts on the card are situated differently. As far as it being "worse", that is the personal preference of those who said that. When I got mine, I was disappointed that it wasn't the older version pictured here. But I looked through it; it isn't terrible or anything. It is just fine. The terms are updated for our digital age, but I don't find anything inherently wrong with it.
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It says ages 12+ on box. Depends on a younger child's ability I guess. Can be challenging.
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The skill level is 'if you have to ask, you probably shouldn't try it.' Seriously, it doesn't matter what the box says or doesn't say (mine actually didn't say anything). This is a year-long project if you want it to look anything like it does in the illustrations.
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Hello,I believe its the same product, just equate updated their design on the boxes. The second one looks like the old style, dont know why they still have that up.
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I am not really sure what the difference is, I have the Party Box (which has 756 red nouns and 252 green adjectives) so I assume the standard box would have fewer cards. I can tell you I have played many, many games with my daughters/family and this is our favorite. I have bought it for gifts as well. Easy to learn no matter what the age. It is especially fun with different age groups playing because each generation has a different frame of reference. We laugh and enjoy each and every moment. Can't go wrong with Apples to Apples!
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So it says 3+ on the box. I bought it for a four year old, his sister is 9 and my son is 10 and all three of them were entertained by it. It really depends on the child themselves.
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If you look on the cover plate it has a code. Plug that in into google and i found only web cite with an engineer type who mentioned which boxes worked. The company cite it useless. In the end its best to roll the dice and buy it. There are two types as I recall and you want to buy the older of the two models.
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If you're looking to buy the boxed version, I'd say you're perfectly safe buying from Amazon.The serial number is included in the box, and should work with no problems.The download version might be subject to an occasional glitch as far as the serial number is concerned because of the delivery method, but even there I wouldn't hesitate.Amazon is probably THE BEST place to buy on-line, and should a problem arise, I have no doubt they'd solve it in a heartbeat. I've only had one issue in the 10+years of buying from Amazon, and they solved it immediately.Jack
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I had to ask my son, because I have no idea, but this is what he said to me: "He's pretty sure that it is a first edition box. He checked his box and it is a first edition. He said there is a chance, because it has been out for awhile, that it might be unlimited edition, but because it's a box set it most likely is first edition." I hope this helps you. Oh and he said that he really liked this set.