Graphic dictations - in this case Mystery pictures - pixel art - tasks consisting in filling a grated board according to a specific pattern, e.g. according to coordinates or the results of mathematical operations.
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NEW mystery pictures – pixel art
There are many possibilities and each of the solutions has its own advantages. They help to develop perceptiveness, spatial orientation in small and large format (reading a map), logical thinking, concentration, hand-eye coordination ... it could be exchanged for a really long time. They are also an introduction to learning programming for younger children. ... read more
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Mystery pictures - pixel art 10x10
Here you will find recently published mystery pictures - pixel art 10x10 - for younger children.
Redraw the pixel art
Graphic dictations for younger children differ from those for older, more initiated students. Mystery pictures for preschoolers can only be based on the mapping of the given pattern. In this case, we prepare a worksheet with a solution (a picture), and an empty board divided into fields (a coloring grid). In fact, it could even be a notebook with checkered pages. The child's task becomes to redraw the picture.
During the preschool period, our daughter had a notebook with grid pattern, in which she wrote various calculations, designed her own graphic dictations and (most often) simply drew herself.
The grids onto which the mystery picture is transferred do not have to be of the same size. They can be larger, e.g. in the size of 2 × 2 cm. You can even go crazy and get an educational mat for coding that can hold the fields 10 x 10 cm or more. Such large-format prints are available, for example, on the Allegro website. Stiff card stock or creative foams can be used to represent the code.
Mystery pictures with the symmetry axis
Mystery pictures with the axis of symmetry add variety to the game of decoding the picture. It turns out, at least in the example of preschoolers, that mirroring the exposed half of a picture can be even more difficult than reading the coordinates from the code. In addition to the previously mentioned advantages of graphic dictations, such drawings with a mirror image (symmetrical reflection) shape children's awareness of the existence of the right and left sides.
If your kid has a clear problem with imagining what a symmetrically reflected image should look like, and you have a portable mirror, you can help your child by applying the mirror to the symmetry axis. This way you will immediately see what the finished picture should look like.
Mystery pictures without crayons
Instead of crayons or pencils, you can play with colorful squares or circles. Where to get them? We print the solution in color and cut it into pixels - that's one idea. The second idea requires colored paper: we cut them into squares or use a hole punch to cut circles.
Latest mystery pictures – pixel art
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Mystery picture, pixel art – winter hat – decode the picture
Here you will find the hat. A warm winter hat with a pompom in the form of a mystery picture.
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Mystery picture, pixel art – fall tree – decode the picture
You will find here a fall tree in the form of a mystery picture encoded with an unordered code. A proposal just in time for our wonderful, golden autumn.
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Mystery picture, pixel art – fall oak leaf – decode the picture
It was summer here for a long time… warm, sunny, until suddenly everything turned red. Such an aura motivated me to design several autumn worksheets showing how the nature around us can change. Here I will present the first of them. Autumn mystery picture with an oak leaf in pixel-art style.
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Mystery picture, pixel art 10×10 – royal crown – decode the picture nr 25
Does your child dream of being a king or queen? Now they have the opportunity to decode a magnificent, royal crown, hidden in the form of a mystery picture on large fields, encoded with a ordered code.
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Mystery picture, pixel art 10×10 – busy bee – decode the picture nr 24
Today I am reaching again for the image of a busy bee to prepare a mystery picture. An exercise created on a large board and described with an ordered code.
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Mystery picture, pixel art 10×10 – bee in flight – decode the picture nr 23
Today’s challenge will be a busy bee in the form of a mystery picture. The game is prepared on a large board and described in an ordered code.
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Mystery picture, pixel art 10×10 – clever fox – decode the picture nr 22
Today, a clever fox appears on the site – a mystery picture encoded with an ordered code, drawn on a large code board.
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Mystery picture, pixel art 10×10 – keyboard – decode the picture nr 21
Musical keyboard as mystery picture for younger kids, on large fields and with ordered code.
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Mystery picture, pixel art 10×10 – musical note – decode the picture nr 20
Today I present another musical mystery picture with a musical note. A large image 10×10 pixels with an ordered code.
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Mystery picture, pixel art 10×10 – treble clef – decode the picture nr 19
Treble clef as a mystery picture for younger kids. Large code board and ordered code.
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Mystery picture, pixel art 10×10 – musical note – decode the picture nr 18
Music mystery picture with a colored musical note, in large fields and with an orderly code.
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Mystery picture, pixel art 10×10 – hands – decode the picture nr 16 and 17
This version of the hands hidden under the mystery picture code has been prepared on the basis of an orderly code, on a large code table, intended for preschoolers.
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Mystery picture, pixel art 10×10 – heart – decode the picture nr 15
Before Valentine’s Day, I prepared a new mystery picture for kids with a heart as the main theme. With a large code board and a ordered code.
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Mystery picture, pixel art 10×10 – beetle – decode the picture nr 14
In addition to the beetle in shades of pink and purple, I prepared the second version of the mystery picture with the green-blue beetle.
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Mystery picture, pixel art 10×10 – beetle – decode the picture nr 13
Pixel pink beetle as pixel mystery picture with large fields and ordered code.