Before you start this project, you might want to visit How to KidPix I and How to KidPix II.
There are a lot of graphic art options for youngers. We choose KidPix because it is user friendly, easily understood, and doesn’t clutter up the screen with anything other than what new graphic artists need.
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–from 55 Technology Projects for the Digital Classroom
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