So much learning in the palm of their hand. And so much of it going directly to their brain.

It's a brand new way to do something very old-fashioned: learn. The iQuest handheld is a game based-system that includes 1000's of questions and answers on the key topics from the most commonly used math, science and social studies textbooks. Kids just pop a subject cartridge into the iQuest handheld, then select their publisher, textbook and chapter. And just like that, there's a quick quiz on quadratic equations. Or a few points about photosynthesis. All based on the curriculum kids learn at school. Two game modes, Pop Quiz and Chapter Challenge, blur the lines between fun and studying. An anagram game makes learning vocabulary words a hoot. And audio, animations, scores and instant feedback and hints make the iQuest handheld hard to put down.

The iQuest handheld also includes calendar and scheduler functionality. Which means they can keep track of their busy social schedules and get ready for next week's test on social studies, all on the way to the mall. There's also a calculator, 75,000-word Merriam-Webster® dictionary, address book, notepad, headphone jack and volume control.

It's a personal, portable study tool they'll actually use. Whether your 5th grader wants to search over 600 topics (from cells to the civil war) or your 8th grader needs to cram for an American History exam (from Washington to Bush) the iQuest won't just sit around gathering dust. And with this much to challenge them every day, neither will their brains.

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