Fairy Tales. Decode the pictures and color them

Pixel is the smallest part of graphic information. If a picture consists of squares, then each square is a pixel. The books in the "Pixels. Coloring" series are a whole universe where familiar images are presented as a set of... pixels! To color a picture, you first have to decipher the code – decode the image. The color code is hidden in the outlines of the pixels, numbers, colored dots, and other objects. Decoding the code is not difficult, but it is so engaging! A simple grid sheet suddenly turns into a full-fledged picture.
This Coloring-game introduces a new way of presenting graphic information, develops logical thinking, fine motor skills, teaches decoding sequences of symbols and representing them as recognizable objects, instills perseverance, attentiveness, and precision. All tasks are "read" automatically and do not require special parental explanation.