By: Melissa Antonik

 The button is called, “spell a picture.”  This button can be used for kindergarten through 3 rd grade.  For this activity you first pick a scene.  Next, you put in letters that spell something that goes with the scene you picked.  Put in the letters to spell an object over and over again until you are done with your picture.

 This button is called, “make a movie.”  This button could be used for Kindergarten through 8 th grade.  First thing you do is that you have to pick a scene.  Next, you see your scene on your left and a timeline on your right.  You can add characters to the picture.  You can add another scene or a doodle.

 This button is called, “make a card.”  This button is for Kindergarten through 8 th grade.  First thing is picking a card.  Next, you can decorate your card with everything that goes with the design the card is based.

 This button is called, “make a drawing.”  This button is for Kindergarten through 8 th grade.  This is an activity where you can make a drawing of a face, a scene, whatever you want to draw.  This activity can even fix your circle or shape that you draw.

 This button is called, “make a picture.”  This button is for Kindergarten through 3 rd grade.  As for almost every button you pick a scene.  The scene I picked was a scene where it gave constellations to fill the night sky.

 This button is called, “tell a story.”  This button is for 3 rd grade through 8 th grade.  You pick a storyline from the suggestions given to you and start writing the book.  Even make it all or some pages pictures.

 When you sign up for Kerpoof you instantly get coins.  Doing the activities will also give you coins.  When you get enough coins you can go to the store and buy things with them.  You can buy new scenes, special effects for the movie and for scenes.

There is a button where Kerpoof gives you lesson plans for Kindergarten to 8 th grade.  The Kerpoof site is also something that educators can use. 

 Advantages:  Helps the children learn how to spell and draw better pictures.  Disadvantages:  Not for children in grades over 8 th grade.

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