ANIMAL PAINT
A children's painting game in which kids colour animals with whatever colours they choose.
Animal Paint is a painting game from Nau.kids, a studio that makes small learning games for children. Its description is a single idea: paint the animals with the colours of your choice. There is no right answer and no score, only a picture and a palette.
That freedom is the point. Some children will try to match real animals, giving a lion a golden coat or a frog a green skin, while others will happily paint a purple elephant. Both are fine here, and both build useful skills: recognising animals, naming colours and controlling a finger or a mouse precisely enough to fill the shape you meant to fill.
The game runs on a phone, a tablet or a computer, so it fits wherever a child happens to be. Parents can turn a session into conversation by asking what colour a real animal is and whether the painted one looks the same. Expect a calm, creative activity aimed at young kids rather than a challenge with levels to beat.
Controls
Tap or click a colour, then tap or click the part of the animal you want to paint.
How to Play
- Open the game on a phone, tablet or computer.
- Look at the animal picture you want to paint.
- Choose a colour you like.
- Paint the animal, changing colours as often as you want.
Tips & Tricks
Ask your child to paint one animal in its real colours and the next in made-up ones. Comparing the two is an easy way to talk about how animals really look.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do you do in Animal Paint?
You paint animals with the colours of your choice.
Which devices does Animal Paint work on?
It is designed for phones, tablets and computers.
