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Top-Selling Education Software, 2006

Rank	Title	Publisher
1.	I Spy Mystery	Scholastic
2.	Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing 17.0	Riverdeep Interactive
3.	Brain Play Preschool-1st Grade	Scholastic
4.	Instant Immersion Spanish 2.0 Deluxe	Topics Entertainment
5.	I Spy Fantasy	Scholastic
6.	Learning Quickbooks 2.0	Intuit
7.	Dora The Explorer To The Rescue	Atari
8.	Brain Play 1st-3rd Grade	Scholastic
9.	Dora The Explorer Fairytale Adventure 3-Pk	Atari
10.	I Soy Spooky Mansion Deluxe	Scholastic

Source: NPD Group/NPDTechworld. Web: www.npd.com .

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