Let's Color Little Bill

With paints on the left and pictures on the right, kids dip a "paintbrush" to add color, then click on Little Bill's hat, shoes, or friends.

Watch Little Bill every day on Nick Jr.

Gameplay requires the use of the mouse.

This game requires only one player.

Creativity enhances self-expression and problem-solving. Art and dress-up computer games allow preschoolers to create through imagination and experimentation.

Preschoolers work on visual-spatial skills by playing memory games, completing jigsaw puzzles, creating original artwork, and navigating mazes.

Ages: 4-6

This coloring game is quiet (which is great if younger siblings are napping) and easy. Click on a color, then on the picture to add the selected hue.

Parent Tip: Coloring this way can be a great do-together. One kid colors an area of the picture. Then a second child (or you) does the next area. Voila! Collaborative artwork!

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