Astro-Grover was developed by Children’s Computer Workshop and published by CBS Software for the Commodore 64. It is a simple early-childhood educational game built around Sesame Street’s Grover in a space theme. Children practice basic number skills through mini-activities such as counting groups of Zips, matching numbers, adding, and subtracting. It was later re-released by Hi-Tech Expressions around 1987.

Kidware was a small 1980s educational software publisher for the Commodore 64.  This disk is their Secondary Education 4 release which contains 6 programs:  Tester, Stop Theif!, Candy Drive, Number Systems, Inventors and Authors.

Letter Match - Nice simple game for kids to help improve short term memory, probably good for us old farts too ;)  Found this game on the BPUG 87 PD Disk.

Rainyday Fun by Thorn EMI ComputerSoftware is a neat kids game / activity software program.

11/8/2025 - This archive has been updated because it originally only had disk 1 of the game.  The archive now properly has both disks.

Type Attack (1982 Sirius) - I don't post games very often because you can find them anywhere, but when I see a game that has some educational or skill building attributes, especially for younger people, I like to give those attention.  Type Attack is kind of like Space Invaders, but there are several modes.  In one mode you have to see how fast you can clear the board by pressing keys corresponding to characters on the screen.  In another mode you have to type out words as they scroll across the screen before they reach the other side.  There is a third mode, but I'm not going to tell you what it is, you'll have to play yourself to find out.