What it is:
An AI tool that turns simple sketches into polished drawings.
Instructions:
🖊️ Go to AutoDraw
🌼 Draw a simple object
🤖 Review AI suggestions
🎨 Select a match to finish
🎯 Task:
Draw an object (e.g., dog, tree). Identify the shapes used and how AI improved it.
What it is:
Art games with familiar characters that encourage creativity and storytelling.
Instructions:
🌐 Visit PBS Kids Art Games
🖍️ Choose an activity
🎨 Color and customize
📢 Describe or write about the scene
🎯 Task:
Create a picture and tell a story about it. Share with someone.
What it is:
A tool for mixing emojis into creative designs and patterns.
Instructions:
📱Open Emoji Kitchen. (Android or Chrome)
😀 Mix two emojis
🎨 View new designs
🖍️ Draw or use in a story
🎯 Task:
Pick three mixes and create a pattern (e.g., ABAB, AAB). Draw and explain it.
Instructions:
🌐 Visit Google Arts & Culture.
🎨 Browse collections
🖼️ Tap to learn details
🏰 Use 360° views
🎯 Task:
Choose one artwork. Describe its colors or shapes and what it shows.
What it is: A fun website where kids can explore music through interactive experiments—like rhythms, melodies, and sounds!
Instructions:
🎧 Go to Chrome Music Lab.
👂 Click on different experiments like Rhythm, Song Maker, or Sound Waves.
🪘 Tap to make beats, move colors around to change sounds, and see how music works!
🎨 Try changing patterns or instruments and listen to how it changes the music.
🎯 Task:
Explore how different sounds, patterns, and instruments work together. Talk about loud vs. soft, fast vs. slow, and high vs. low!
What it is: A drawing and writing tool that lets kids make their own digital storybook.
Instructions:
🖥️ Go to ABCya: Story Maker.
✏️ Draw a picture on the left side.
⌨️ Type a sentence or short story on the right.
📄 Print or save your story when you're done.
🎯 Task:
Create a story about your day, a favorite animal, or a made-up character. What happens first, next, and last?
What it is: Fun websites that help kids learn how to type using both hands and get familiar with the keyboard.
Instructions:
💻 Visit Typing.com or TypingClub.
👆 Start with beginner lessons—just follow the arrows and type the letters you see.
🎮 Some lessons feel like games, so have fun as you learn!
🎧 Use headphones if your lesson has sounds or instructions.
🎯 Task:
Practice using both hands to press the right keys. Focus on finger strength, hand coordination, and learning where each key lives on the keyboard!
What it is: A simple, interactive puzzle game where students use digital shapes to build animals, objects, and patterns. Great for early spatial reasoning and mouse skills!
Instructions:
🧠 Visit Toy Theater’s Tangram Puzzles.
👆 Click and drag shapes to match the puzzle outlines.
🧩 Rotate and flip shapes to make them fit.
🖼️ Try different puzzles—can you make the rabbit? The boat?
🎯Task:
Practice shape recognition, problem-solving, and mouse control.
→ Build at least two tangram puzzles. Then describe what you made using shape names and directional words like “above,” “next to,” or “flipped.”
