On PBS Kids, you can draw moving cakes that are cool.
The cakes are drawn using your computer mouse. You can draw just about anything and add it to your cake -- all in the hopes of making it move.
If you want to design a cake, you have to set up an account with a password and a username on the
website. If you forget your password, you can click three pictures you selected during signup. Making an account on PBS Kids is free.
If you like somebody's picture you can give them a sticker. You can also view the cakes by the number of stickers that the most popular designs have earned.
As reporters with
The Hillwood Herald, we do PBS Kids projects and go on organization's websites for design challenges. But PBS kids is a website where you can play games and design pictures.
This picture on the left side was made by Jay and Erion on the the PBS kids website.
At the end of each Friday we draw! Thanks to Rubina's mom, Anna, who volunteers, she teaches us how to draw well. She usually comes between 2:15 and 3:00 and tells us what we are going to draw or paint about. The school now has clipboards so we don't use tables any more but just clip a piece of paper to the clipboard and draw. Anna even has her own website: AnnaSeven.com. It's where she shows paintings that she makes. The two images above are images from her website. The first one is called "The Heat" and the one to the right next to it is "Lion for My Daughter". Some drawing's the class liked a lot is drawing teapots and making fans out of rice paper.
