Parents' Guide to Creaza Cartoonist

Website https://web.creaza.com/en/
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Polly Conway By Polly Conway , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 10+

Create kooky comic-style stories with pretty intuitive tool.

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What's It About?

CREAZA CARTOONIST is a cartoon creation website that allows kids to make their own online cartoons and mini-movies. They can use pre-drawn characters and backgrounds, or draw their own directly into a panel, then add sound. There are lots of options, including using your own images as backgrounds.

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Aside from the fact that kids will have to do a bit of experimenting to figure out how it all works, Creaza Cartoonist is pretty fun. The drag-and-drop interface is reasonably intuitive and kids should pick up on it quickly. There are some fun features; for example, once you choose a background, go up to the Background tab and decide if it will be day or night in this particular panel. It's a neat way to show the passage of time, and kids can also change the mood of characters in the same way. There are some weird idiosyncrasies; the Animal options you have in the Manga theme are Hamster, Cat, and Robot Cat. That's it. Want to add some props? There are a few more to choose from, among them chocolate milk, a trash can, and a hover platform.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Once you and your kids get familiar with the characters and themes, challenge them to a cartoon-off. Give them a theme, a character, and a prop that you've chosen, and see where their story goes. They can then do the same for you!

  • Some graphic novels and manga are really quality reads, dealing with both fun and challenging content. Take your kids to the library and explore what's available there.

Website Details

  • Subjects : Social Studies : cultural understanding , historical figures , history , Language & Reading : following directions , storytelling , writing , Arts : drawing , film , script writing
  • Skills : Creativity : brainstorming , imagination , producing new content , Tech Skills : digital creation , social media , using and applying technology , Communication : conveying messages effectively , multiple forms of expression , Thinking & Reasoning : decision-making , strategy
  • Genre : Creating
  • Pricing structure : Paid
  • Last updated : November 11, 2020

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