Egg Drop
A single drawing becomes a falling object. Plan a shape that can reach every egg, taking shelves, pegs and slopes into account. Touching an egg with your falling shape is enough to crack it.
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Make something with colors, sounds, blocks or drawn shapes. Fill a coloring picture, paint a scene, record a piano melody or build a marble track. These activities use different tools: guided drawing reveals strokes, while Art Studio gives you an open board for your own composition.
A single drawing becomes a falling object. Plan a shape that can reach every egg, taking shelves, pegs and slopes into account. Touching an egg with your falling shape is enough to crack it.
Build a marble track on a three-dimensional workbench. Combine ramps, curves, supports and moving parts, then test whether the marble travels where you expected. The starter build gives you a track to inspect and change.
Give Bunny a sequence of instructions using visual blocks. Move, turn and collect carrots while working around obstacles. Watching the program run helps you see where your instructions need to change.
Explore a playable keyboard, make your own melody or listen to a piece from the songbook. Recording keeps the notes and their timing so you can hear your idea again. The piano is a music workshop, with no score to beat.
Pick a line drawing and fill its regions with colors. You decide the palette; there is no required color scheme to copy. From simple pictures to more detailed designs, the gallery gives you a choice of what to paint.
Make a little world on an open art board. Paint freehand, add emojis or stickers and arrange objects over a scene. Unlike a coloring page, this studio lets you invent the composition and move its pieces.
Reveal a picture one little part at a time. Each tap animates the next stroke, letting you watch how separate marks build a complete drawing. This is a guided reveal activity, rather than a freehand tracing test.
Age labels are starting points from the game catalogue, not developmental assessments. A grown-up can help choose a comfortable activity.