Arthur's Kindergarten - Trouble at Arthur´s Treehouse - Win XP full walkthrough

The hero of dozens of stories, Arthur is a shy, thoughtful, bespectacled 8-year-old.
Who but Arthur would think to get a Christmas gift for Santa Claus? Arthur’s no
goody-goody, but he’s persistent and hardworking, and he takes his responsibilities
seriously. Sensitive and reflective, he is often worried about what others will think of
him, but he usually solves his own problems. He loves soccer and TV’s Bionic Bunny,
and his favorite foods include cheeseburgers, pizza, and chocolate cream pie.
Picture Windows
Arthur and Binky can earn a window for the treehouse. All they have to do is put
together some stained-glass windows for Mr. Glass. Help Arthur and Binky put the
window panels in the right order to form a picture sequence.
Look at the pictures on the floor below the window frame, and think about how they
could be arranged to tell a story. (If a picture is already in the window frame, it’s in
the right spot.) Click and move each picture from the floor to the spot in the window
frame where it belongs.
Grandma Thora's Garden
Grandma Thora promises to give D.W. and Arthur paint for the treehouse if they’ll
help her pick some flowers from her garden. Arthur thinks flower-picking can be a
game-the more times you pick the right number of flowers, the faster you’ll move
forward on the garden’s stone walkway. Be the first to reach the end of the walkway
and you win!
If you’re playing by yourself, click on the one-player option. If you’re playing with a
friend, click on the two-player option.
On your turn, look at the sheets hanging on the clothesline and solve the math
problem represented by the flowers. Then click on the magnifying glass that shows
the correct answer. Each time you answer correctly, your player moves two spaces. If
you need help, click on Arthur.
Fact or Fiction?
Muffy and Arthur would love to get the library’s old ladder for their treehouse. To
help them earn it, sort a stack of books into two bins-one for Real Life and one for
Make-Believe-based on Muffy’s description of each book. Some of those books
sound pretty weird, but others are actually about real life!
When you hear what a book is about, just click on the bin in which the book belongs.
To hear the book’s description again, click on Muffy.
The Brain's Dad's Spare Parts
That’s some engine The Brain’s dad is putting together in his garage! Arthur and The
Brain are on hand to help gather needed parts from the crates that fill up the garage.
The first player to reach the row of crates closest to the toolbox wins the game-and
earns a rope and pulley for the treehouse!
If you’re playing by yourself, click on the one-player option. If you’re playing with a
friend, click on the two-player option.
When it’s your turn, listen to The Brain’s dad to hear what kind of shape he wants
you to move to. Then click on a crate that shows this shape to move closer to the
toolbox. You can only click on a crate that is right next to or right in front of the crate
you’re on.
Junk Sculpture
Francine’s dad is great at making things out of stuff from the junkyard. If you can find
the right pieces for the sculpture Francine’s dad is building, he’ll give Arthur a table
for the tree house.
Listen to the clues Francine’s dad gives. To start or add to the sculpture, click and
move the object he wants from the junk heap on the left of the screen to the tree stump
on the right of the screen. Be sure to move the object to the bottom of the
sculpture-keep moving it until the tree stump highlights.
Ice Cream Inventions
The Brain’s mother has invented a bunch of ice cream flavors-some good, some not
so good. Can you help her list her new flavors to earn empty ice cream tubs? They’ll
make neat chairs for the new treehouse!
When you hear The Brain’s mom say a letter or give a clue to the letter, click and
move the letter from the bottom of the screen toward her. (If you give her the right
letter, The Brain’s mother will move the letter to the sign herself.) To hear the clue
again, click on The Brain’s mother.
Where'd It Go?
Some scrap wood from Mrs. Maplewood’s lumberyard would sure come in handy in
re-building the treehouse. But first, you have to help Mrs. Maplewood restock the
shelves. Can you remember which box contains which item after just one look?
Look at the contents of the open boxes, trying to memorize which box contains which
tool. After the boxes close, look at the card that Buster is holding. Then click on the
box that contains that tool. To hear the name of the tool Buster is looking for, click on
Buster.
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:47 Ropa and Pulling
00:07:38 Paint
00:26:12 Table from the junckyard
00:36:27 Ladder
00:45:38 Scrap Wood
00:51:31 Icecream Tubs
00:57:27 Old Window
01:00:30 Wallet
01:05:34 Building the Treehouse
01:06:13 Rubberduck Factory game
01:08:44 Three in a Row game
01:10:04 Monkey Match game
01:12:17 Credits