The Pixel Art block provides an interactive pixel grid canvas where learners can create drawings by filling in squares. Use it for creative art activities, coordinate practice, or pattern-based learning. This is an interactive drawing block. learners can create their own pixel art using a customizable color palette.Documentation Index
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Pixel Art blocks can optionally display coordinates, making them useful for teaching coordinate systems alongside creative activities.
When to use Pixel Art blocks
Pixel Art blocks work well for:- Creative drawing and art activities
- Teaching coordinate systems (with coordinates enabled)
- Pattern recognition and recreation
- Following instructions to create specific designs
- Reward activities and creative breaks
Settings
Canvas settings
The number of rows in the pixel grid (2–20).
The number of columns in the pixel grid (2–20).
When enabled, displays row and column coordinates around the grid. Useful for coordinate geometry activities.
Color palette
The block includes a customizable color palette that learners use for drawing. The default palette includes:- Red, Pink, Purple, Blue
- Green, Yellow, Orange, Brown, Black
Stimulus drawing
You can pre-draw a design that appears when learners start. This is useful for:- Providing a template to complete
- Showing a reference image to copy
- Creating partially completed designs
Tips for teachers and parents
Best practices:- Start with smaller grids (8×8 or 10×10) for younger learners
- Enable Show coordinates for math-focused activities
- Use the stimulus drawing to create “complete the picture” activities
- Provide color-by-coordinate instructions for structured activities
- Allow free drawing time as a reward or creative break
- Limit the color palette for simpler designs