Make a little show your way
Make one tiny thing. It could be funny, useful in pretend play, or just yours.
1. Make a picture, or tell a willing grown-up what to make.
2. Want another picture? Choose what goes next. Same again is allowed.
3. Try showing one picture, then the next. No rush.
4. Keep it, change a bit, or finish.
Words are optional. Paper is ready. The screen maker can help too. Ask for a description, your usual communication, help, a break or another turn. You can keep it private.
In the maker, Add a picture starts with a tool circle. You choose whether to change its shape, place, colour or words. Next tries the next picture. Move earlier/later changes the order. Keep a comparison keeps a real copy in this tab so you can try a different bit. Closing or reloading loses the work. Ask your grown-up before downloading or keeping files; leave names and private details out.
Your own drawing can do things the tool shapes cannot. Choose whichever helps your idea. A plan is welcome too; it is a plan until something is made.