First Floor

The First Floor is a location in Mystery Mountain in JumpStart Adventures 3rd Grade: Mystery Mountain. It can be accessed when the user and Botley get through the Front Door. It also has stairs leading up to the Second Floor. It contains the following activities:


 * Jumbo Electro Generator Room
 * Robot Kitchen
 * Art Gallery
 * Professor's Virtual Collection
 * Painting Gallery
 * Music Hall (Concert Hall)

Introduction
"This is the Professor's home and laboratory. It's an entirely self-sufficient environment. The Professor even created recreational and cultural activities so he and Polly wouldn't get bored. I suppose I should give you the two-cent tour of the place. Over there's the kitchen, where we feature the very finest robot cuisine. Back there's the art gallery. Through that door is the music hall. When Polly takes her weekly music lesson there, the whole place clears out. Behind that door are stairs leading to the Professor's jumbo electro generator. If necessary, we might have to go down there to power up. Finally, that stairway leads to the upper floors filled with the Professor's inventions. His most amazing invention, the Time Machine, is at the very top."

Original Release
"So let's go over the lay of the land again. Over there's the kitchen. Back there's the art gallery. Inside you'll find the Professor's virtual collection of art and a painting gallery to create your own work. Through that door is the music hall. Behind that door are stairs leading to the Professor's jumbo electro generator when we need to power up. Finally, that stairway leads to the upper floors."

Later Releases
"I suppose we should give you the two-cent tour of the place. Over there's the kitchen. Back there's the art gallery. Inside you'll find the Professor's virtual collection of art and a painting gallery to create your own work. Through that door is the music hall. Behind that door are stairs leading to the Professor's jumbo electro generator when we need to power up. Finally, that stairway leads to the upper floors."