What magical weather comes from this umbrella?
Turn this robot into your dream pet.
Make this dragon extra cosy for nap time.
Creative Cup Challenge
Can you design a badge for an imaginary team?
Your team could be brave, silly, speedy, magical, tiny, gigantic, noisy, kind, mysterious or completely different.
Add colours, shapes, stars, stripes, symbols, patterns, a mascot, a team name, or anything else you imagine.
There are no scores, no winners and no perfect badges needed. Just make something that feels like yours.
Try adding:
- a team name
- 2 or 3 team colours
- a symbol or mascot
- a pattern, stripe or border
- something surprising
For grown-ups
This Creative Cup activity gives children a playful starting point for drawing, designing and talking about their ideas.
They can create in Wonderkid Studio, use the printable activity sheet, try the cut-out badge craft, or start again on plain paper.
The aim is not to make a realistic badge. The aim is to help children begin, explore an idea and feel proud of what they make.
When they have finished, you could ask:
- What is your team called?
- What do the colours mean?
- What symbols did you choose?
- What makes this team special?
- Is the team brave, silly, magical, speedy or something else?
They could present it like a team designer, coach, mascot maker or proud supporter.
Want to keep creating?
Wonderkid Studio gives children a calm space to draw, try creative prompts, save their artwork and come back to their ideas later.
Use the guide or create your own monster hairstyle.
This week’s Weekly Wonder invites children to design their very own robot pet. They can use the guide in the Wonderkid Studio app, draw on the printable activity sheet, or start completely from scratch.
What is this week’s challenge?
Imagine a playground made especially for monsters. It might have slime slides, cloud swings, bouncy mountains, tunnels for tiny monsters or a climbing frame for giants. There is no correct answer. The aim is to help children imagine, invent and feel proud of what they make.
How to use the activity sheet
Parents and carers can print the activity sheet and use it as a guided drawing activity. Children can draw their idea, give it a name, add features, describe who uses it, and present the finished playground like a mini project.
Share their Wonder
Parents and carers can share a photo of the finished artwork on Instagram and tag @wonderkid.studio. We recommend sharing the artwork only, rather than photos of children.
Why Weekly Wonders?
Weekly Wonders are bigger creative challenges for curious kids. They are designed to encourage imagination, storytelling and confidence, whether children draw in the app, on paper or both.
This week’s Weekly Wonder invites children to invent a city beneath the sea. They can use the guide in the Wonderkid Studio app, draw on the printable activity sheet, or start completely from scratch.
What is this week’s challenge?
Imagine a playground made especially for monsters. It might have slime slides, cloud swings, bouncy mountains, tunnels for tiny monsters or a climbing frame for giants. There is no correct answer. The aim is to help children imagine, invent and feel proud of what they make.
How to use the activity sheet
Parents and carers can print the activity sheet and use it as a guided drawing activity. Children can draw their idea, give it a name, add features, describe who uses it, and present the finished playground like a mini project.
Share their Wonder
Parents and carers can share a photo of the finished artwork on Instagram and tag @wonderkid.studio. We recommend sharing the artwork only, rather than photos of children.
Why Weekly Wonders?
Weekly Wonders are bigger creative challenges for curious kids. They are designed to encourage imagination, storytelling and confidence, whether children draw in the app, on paper or both.
This week’s Weekly Wonder invites children to design a playground for friendly monsters. They can use the guide in the Wonderkid Studio app, draw on the printable activity sheet, or start completely from scratch.
What is this week’s challenge?
Imagine a playground made especially for monsters. It might have slime slides, cloud swings, bouncy mountains, tunnels for tiny monsters or a climbing frame for giants. There is no correct answer. The aim is to help children imagine, invent and feel proud of what they make.
How to use the activity sheet
Parents and carers can print the activity sheet and use it as a guided drawing activity. Children can draw their idea, give it a name, add features, describe who uses it, and present the finished playground like a mini project.
Share their Wonder
Parents and carers can share a photo of the finished artwork on Instagram and tag @wonderkid.studio. We recommend sharing the artwork only, rather than photos of children.
Why Weekly Wonders?
Weekly Wonders are bigger creative challenges for curious kids. They are designed to encourage imagination, storytelling and confidence, whether children draw in the app, on paper or both.
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