Kid game: Drawing for kids

There is nothing more fun than watching your own creations come to life! Children will trace the contour lines of each character. As they finish tracing, the

characters begin to dance to the accompaniment of charming music.

Our educational App will definitely spark the creativity of your child. It will be enjoyed by children of preschool age (ages 3 +) as well as by toddlers (1+).

It is a game and a cartoon at the same time. As soon as your child completes the drawing it magically comes to life.

This game will also teach your child to draw step by step following the examples. In our game your child can draw with their fingers or stylus. This is a great

exercise for developing fine motor skills, imagination, artistic abilities, logic, attention and perseverance. It will also play a positive role in general

development of your child.

This game has a simple and user friendly interface. And if your little Picasso is not happy with his creations, he can do them again. A finished picture can be

saved in a photo gallery.

This game teaches, developes and trains:

- creative abilities;

- attention;

- imagination;

- perception of colors;

- fine motor skills;

- logic;

- introduces the concept of "part and whole".

Our game is:

● Children's educational drawing game

● Cute characters for drawing

● Splendid animations for small children (1+)

● Unique teaching method

● Trace the contour lines

● Capability for drawing with fingers or stylus

● Fine motor skills development

● Clear and simple interface manageable even for 2+

● Convenient step by step automatic drawing instructions

● Drawing by examples

● Quality design

● Unique game mechanism

● Unlimited creative possibilities

● Interesting and entertaining drawing game for children 3-6

● Great for boys and girls alike

● Option to save your drawings

● Prepares little hands for writing

● Develops artistic talents

FEW BENEFITS OF DRAWING FOR CHILDREN:

+ It helps them to develop their fine motor skills, eg. grasping, holding, and eye-hand coordination, which then will allow them to be able to complete tasks such as writing, drawing, and buttoning.

+ It helps to develop their imagination and make them pay attention to details as they study their objects carefully.

+ It allows them to express themselves, especially when they can’t express their feeling through words, which can be very frustrating for them.

+ It helps them to learn how to make comparisons between different aspects like shapes, proportions, tones, textures, and sizes.

+ It is an intellectual activity – a way of understanding the world. Just as pre-verbal infants babble, so young children make marks and squiggles in an effort

to order and refine their thoughts. Ideas that are either unformed or only partly formed at the beginning gradually take shape and develop through the process

of drawing.

+ The visual imagery that children acquire through drawing is vital to their later understanding of subjects such as geography and maths, Without an ability to

map components or make sense of symbols, children’s development in these areas is likely to be severely restricted.