Coloring Pages and Digital Dolls Offer a Creative Approach to Learning

Teen Community, The Doll Palace (www.TheDollPalace.com), has announced the launch of a newly improved educational feature with the addition of new coloring pages for visitors and educators, to supplement the site's collection of digital dolls.

New York, NY (PRWEB) June 20, 2007 -- The Doll Palace (www.TheDollPalace.com), a community where young teenage girls can create and dress up digital dolls, has announced a site expansion into new and improved creative and educational tools (http://www.thedollpalace.com/education/educational-games-and-resources.php). The site already offers educators features such as dolls with stories and historical dolls and items for teaching children, to let them piggyback on the growing popularity of digital dolls and dress-up games covered repeatedly in the media. Now, The Doll Palace is offering an improved collection of coloring pages (http://www.thedollpalace.com/coloring-pages/) aimed at educators looking for new creative tools for teaching younger students.

"Coloring pages can be an effective educational tool by appealing to the creative minds of children," says Alex Syrov, founder of The Doll Palace. "The Doll Palace offers coloring pages in convenient categories, making it easy for educators to find what they need for their classrooms, from holiday coloring pages to different types of animals to help young students visualize the subjects they're learning about, while making education fun."

The Doll Palace began offering coloring pages (http://www.thedollpalace.com/coloring-pages/) in January of 2007, with the latest incarnation of the coloring pages collection being launched in late May. The new version currently contains over one thousand coloring pages targeting teens and children. Site visitors also have the option of uploading their own pen and ink drawings to add to the collection. The drawings will automatically be converted to coloring pages and be made available for download. The coloring pages currently cover a wide variety of subject matter, from popular cartoon characters to fantasy creatures to everyday people, animals, and items.

About The Doll Palace:

The Doll Palace is an online teen community featuring digital dolls and dress-up games (http://www.thedollpalace.com/doll-maker/dress-up-games.php), among other entertaining and educational tools, such as the recently re-launched coloring pages. The Doll Palace is an interactive website for young girls and educators, developed in 1999 and launched in 2000 by Alex Syrov.

For more information about The Doll Palace or the new coloring pages or other educational resources, please visit www.TheDollPalace.com or contact Alex Syrov at 201-988-2034.

Contact:

Alex Syrov

The Doll Palace

Phone: 201-988-2034

Web: www.TheDollPalace.com

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