Plan an activity with a paper stage, an optional digital stage and time to discuss the result. The value lies in the choices participants make, not in keeping them on a screen.
Try this
Children might draw a character, act out its walk and then try an available digital motion with adult guidance. Compare what each method made easy and what each left to the imagination.
Take it further
Before adding a tool, check the activity's age requirements and how images are stored. A child who prefers the paper version should still be able to participate fully.
