Educational Creative Set Clementoni Art Surprise Video Games – activity kit for drawing and stickers, interactive templates

Clementoni Art Surprise Video Games is an educational creative set for children that combines drawing, decorating and imaginative play. The kit contains themed activity sheets, a selection of stickers and reusable stencils inspired by video game motifs, designed to guide children through simple compositions and encourage personalised decoration. The materials are sized and illustrated for young users and intended for use at home, in kindergarten or during craft sessions to support development of fine motor skills and visual recognition.

Advantages

The set brings together drawing templates, stickers and stencils in a single kit that supports step-by-step creative activities. Components are easy to use and suitable for small hands, helping to improve pencil control, hand-eye coordination and pattern recognition. The video game theme provides familiar visual cues that can increase engagement while keeping instructions straightforward. The lightweight kit is portable and can be used on a tabletop or lap, making it practical for individual or group activities.

Suitable for

• Early creative activities at home or kindergarten
• Fine motor skill practice and pre-writing exercises
• Classroom craft sessions and group play
• Decorating and personalising drawings with themed stickers

Key specifications

• Contents: themed activity sheets, assorted stickers, reusable stencils
• Theme: video games and related motifs
• Recommended age: suitable for young children (age guidance on packaging)
• Materials: paper activity sheets, adhesive stickers, plastic or cardboard stencils
• Use: drawing, decorating, and imaginative play

How to use

Select an activity sheet and place it on a flat surface. Use the stencils to trace shapes and outlines, then complete the scene with pencils, markers or crayons. Apply stickers to add details and personalise characters or backgrounds. Activities may be repeated by changing colours, combining stickers differently or using stencils to create new compositions. Supervision is recommended for younger children when using small parts or writing tools.

Usage recommendations

For best results, prepare a clean, well-lit workspace and provide a variety of colouring tools. Rotate sheets and stencil combinations to maintain interest, and integrate the set into short guided sessions to practise specific skills such as tracing, colouring within lines and sticker placement.