Wild West Educational Game for PC (Mid-Late 2000s)

Back when I was in Kindergarten (2005-06), the class would from time-to-time go down to the computer lab. More often than not we'd usually end up playing educational games after getting our work done. And there was this one game I remember playing, might've even been my favorite because I remember playing it a ton.

It took place in this wild west town, whole game had that kinda theme. The town was the hub, and the different buildings had different games. I only remember two:

• The center building was a saloon, in it there were two modes involving shapes. One was a guided sort of thing, the other was a free play mode where you could just play with the shapes.
• The other was a train game, I think it had to do with counting and basic math, something like "the train has to go to stop 5, what number is that on the screen".

I can pin it down time-wise to 2006 at the latest, simply because that's when the computer lab at my school moved rooms, and I didn't go there past Kindergarten (it was in the library from then on, but the game wasn't there to my recall). Also the lab computers had either 2000 or XP on them, we weren't at Vista or even 7 yet. So, that sets an "end date". As for a "beginning date", I'm not entirely sure.

The game was a 2D Sprite based game, pretty basic from what I remember. The train game had a like "psuedo 3d style" to it (think F-Zero or Star Fox)

It's pretty sure it's not Reader Rabbit, as I can't find anything similar while searching. It may have been Jumpstart, even though I have similar luck with searching as the former

If anymore details are needed, let me know and I can try to help.

Thanks in advance