Flow by Moleskine helps kids practice and improve the following skills:

Focus: Getting started and then maintaining attention and effort to tasks. 

Drawing is a great way for children to practice their focusing skills. Flow by Moleskine is an open creation app, meaning that the user can take five minutes or five hours to complete a project. So for users who struggle with focusing, choosing a smaller project and working their way up to longer drawings is a good way to practice this skill while also highlighting the user’s creativity. The artwork sidebar also shows all creations by the user, allowing them to see the progress they have made over time with their “focus drawings.” 

Flexibility: Trying something new. 

For users who struggle with flexibility, Flow by Moleskine is a great way to introduce some low-stakes variety into their art. Because all of the tools are customizable and there are over 900 colors to choose from, the user can practice with art styles they normally wouldn’t, or try colors that aren’t their favorites. For users who struggle with flexibility, trying to make smaller pieces of art using one new tool or color at a time can help introduce this skill slowly without being overwhelming.