Scribbling and Drawing

PreKG Art

Scribbling and Drawing

Played with Magic Mirror

Exhibits fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination and muscle strength in simple activities (e.g., scribbling, tearing paper, pasting, free hand colouring, clay work)

BOARD

CBSE

India

GRADE

PreKG

Art

COMPATABILITY

Learning Outcome/Standard

Exhibits fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination and muscle strength in simple activities (e.g., scribbling, tearing paper, pasting, free hand colouring, clay work)

Curriculum Goal/Conceptual Understanding

CG-3: Children develop a fit and flexible body

Skill/Competency/Standard

C-3.3: Shows precision and control in working with their hands and fingers

Domain: Physical DevelopmentChapter / Unit: WritingGame: Magic Mirror

Bloom's Taxonomy Level COGNITIVE TAG

REMEMBER
UNDERSTAND
APPLY
ANALYSE
EVALUATE
CREATE

Gestures and Input Types

How students physically interact with this game.

Computer Vision

Sample Questions

Examples of questions in this game. Teachers can add their own topic-specific questions.

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Teachers: You can replace these with any words from your current lesson -- Phonics, sight words, GK terms, EVS vocabulary or math word problems.