Brinquim's Draw & Play area is the free-form part of the app: color pictures, draw anything, build sticker scenes and play the piano with well-known songs. There's no score and no wrong answer here; the result is the drawing or the song itself, which your child can keep.
Coloring, Free Draw and Piano are free forever. Stickers is part of Premium and can be tried free for 5 minutes.
They appear in pink on the home screen. Because they're toys rather than tests, they're left out of scoring and the daily challenge.
Kids pick a picture and paint with brushes or the paint bucket, which fills a whole area at once without leaking past the lines. Tapping a painted area again recolors just that area. The page is always square, so the coloring stays in place even when the device rotates. New pictures can be traded for stars in the reward shop.
Practices: colors, fine motor control, focus
A blank page and the same drawing tools, with widths made for small fingers. No template and no rules: whatever your child makes is right.
Practices: expression, creativity, coordination
A scene to fill with stickers, plus a pen for the bits no sticker covers. It opens straight onto a blank scene, with nothing to choose first, and the background can be changed from inside.
Practices: storytelling, composition, imagination
A 21-key keyboard of colored keys, with no black keys, where every note sounds nice. In Free Play kids just play, and can record and play back what they made. In Follow the Colors, a song lights up the keys one at a time and the child follows along; the Listen button plays the song first, with a slower-speed option. There are kids' songs such as Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Happy Birthday, Row, Row, Row Your Boat and Old MacDonald, and a grown-up list with Für Elise and Tico-Tico no Fubá.
Practices: music, rhythm, memory, coordination
When your child wants a puzzle instead, see the logic and memory games and the letter and word games.
Everything your child saves goes to their profile's gallery. Drawings are never deleted automatically, because a drawing is a keepsake. To share or print a drawing, the app asks a grown-up to confirm: sending a file to another app is exactly what a small child shouldn't do alone. Deleting also asks first.
On drawing screens, left-handed mode moves the tool row to the other side so your child's hand doesn't cover what they're making. Only the buttons move; the artwork stays the same. Tools come in widths made for small fingers and colors sit on big buttons.
In the creative activities there's no wrong answer, no score and no clock. Your child decides when to start and stop, which keeps things calm. The piano has no bad-sounding notes, and key tones are separate from the app's sound effects, which can be turned off in settings.
Yes. Coloring, Free Draw and Piano are among Brinquim's 8 games that are free forever. Stickers is part of Premium and can be tried free for 5 minutes. There are no ads.
Yes. Saved drawings stay in the child's profile gallery and can be shared or printed after a grown-up confirms.
No. In Follow the Colors the keys light up in the song's order and the child just follows the colors. In Free Play any combination of keys sounds nice.
28 games, 8 free forever, no ads and no sign-up. Your child's data stays on the device.
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