Live Colors for Kids (Review)

The Animal likes to color. He loves to write his numbers and letters in every color he can find and then “trace them” (this is how he says “erase them”) and start over.

We have been playing with a new app, Live Colors for Kids. This app is geared toward preschoolers (under age 5), so it is a perfect fit for our three year old. He was immediately drawn in by the songs and images.

When you open the app, you have two choices. You can either color one of the already-drawn images, or you can draw on a blank canvas. The Animal immediately chose to color a pear (but this is actually my work here as he wanted to watch the first time). The little worm crawls across the bottom of the screen. Very cute.

Next, he chose to color a pig. The app prompted him to create pink from the red and white. I love this feature as it is a really smart way to teach children about color combining. I had to guide him a bit to put the red and the white down in the palette, but he was amazed when it changed.

We finished the coloring, and stars popped up on the screen in celebration of completing the picture. He really loved it!

Next, he chose to use the blank canvas because, like I said, he needed to make his numbers. He went through all of the colors to get from 1 to 10.

One screen he wanted to interact with was the palette explanation screen. He really wanted to see the colors mix from that screen, and I had to explain that this was just showing us all of the colors we could make.

Look at all the great features:
— The most simple and handy interface
— Eye-candy graphics
— 20 animated coloring pages
— Soundtracks recorded by professional actors
— In-game help to mix the colors in the palette
— Color the picture by template or conjure it free-hand
— Automatic saving of all pictures in the gallery
— Come back and complete the masterpiece at any time
— Eraser in case the drawing needs slight corrections
— Share your young artist’s work in social networks
— Print your artwork, hang it on the wall and admire
— Available in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian, Simplified & Traditional Chinese

How can you get Live Colors for Kids? Be sure to go to http://spidercreative.co.uk/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron=1692151273.6529769897460937500000 iTunes to download your copy of the app!

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