Some children find animals babyish by age eight or nine, and this set is for them. It covers the parts of a computer one by one, so a finished set of pages doubles as a labelled diagram: monitor, keyboard, mouse, CPU tower, printer, speakers and webcam.
The robot is the favourite here. It has panels, buttons and an antenna, which gives older kids plenty of small regions to plan colours for. The smartphone, tablet and headphones work well too, because every child already has opinions about what colour theirs should be.
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EasyMade for computer lessons
ICT teachers use these at the start of a hardware unit. Colour the part, write its name under the picture, and the class has a poster set of computer parts by the end of the lesson. The telephone outline starts good conversations about how phones changed, especially next to the smartphone. Printed pages also suit a technology corner display, where the robot always ends up in the middle.
Tap Colour it online on a gadget and it lands on the canvas in pairPaint, ready to colour. Inside the app the gadgets sit together in the outline grid of the Sticker tool's Coloring tab, so a whole computer can be stamped onto one canvas part by part if a child wants to build the full desk setup.
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Colour the robot your way
Metal greys are optional. Open pairPaint, grab the robot outline, and give it the brightest panels you can think of.
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