Kids' drawing tablets and boards
Kids' drawing tablets and boards include LCD writing tablets, magnetic drawing boards and LED tracing light boxes, with brands including Kruzzel, Maxlife and Psi Patrol. They suit children who enjoy drawing pictures, practising letters or tracing outlines onto paper. Choose by the activity first, then compare the working area, overall dimensions and whether the design uses a screen, magnetic balls or an illuminated surface.
Kids' drawing tablets and boards provide different surfaces for pictures, writing practice and tracing activities. The range includes LCD drawing and writing tablets, magnetic boards with a stylus, and LED tracing light boxes. Brands include Kruzzel, Maxlife and Psi Patrol. Choosing between these types starts with how the child wants to work: drawing directly on a screen, making pictures with magnetic balls or tracing an outline onto paper.
How to choose kids' drawing tablets and boards
Match the drawing surface to the intended activity before comparing designs. For an LCD tablet, consider the screen size; for a light box, consider the paper format. Overall dimensions also matter when planning space on a desk alongside other drawing supplies. Check the selected model's description for the included stylus or pen and any adjustable lighting features.
- LCD drawing tablets: these provide a screen for drawing and writing. Compare the working area according to whether the child mainly wants to sketch pictures or practise letters.
- Magnetic drawing boards: Kruzzel options include a stylus and a field of magnetic balls. This creates a different drawing experience from working on an LCD screen.
- LED tracing light boxes: these are intended for tracing outlines onto paper. An A4 option with adjustable brightness is included in the range.
- Working area: a larger surface leaves more room for a drawing. Compare the usable drawing space separately from the board's outer dimensions.
- Design: colour choices and animal-themed designs offer different looks. Choose the drawing method first, then a design that matches the child's interests.
LCD tablets and writing boards suit everyday pictures and letter practice. Magnetic boards offer picture-making with a ball-based surface, while LED light boxes suit paper activities that involve following and copying outlines.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an LCD tablet and a magnetic drawing board?
An LCD drawing tablet provides a screen for drawing and writing. A magnetic ball drawing board uses a magnetic stylus to form pictures on a field of balls.
What is an LED tracing light box used for?
An LED tracing light box is used to trace outlines onto paper. The range includes an A4 light box with adjustable brightness.
How do I choose the size of a child's drawing tablet?
Choose a drawing tablet according to the working area needed and the available desk space. Compare the screen size and overall tablet dimensions separately.
Do drawing tablets come with a stylus?
The range includes drawing tablets with a stylus and magnetic boards with a pen. Included accessories depend on the selected model.
