Kids will love mixing colors with the eye-dropper tool. You can suck up color from the paints (including the random paint), from other mixing pots, or even off the picture itself.
Each time you click on the same color with the eye-dropper it sucks up a bit more paint. The more times you click the more paint there will be, up to 5 clicks to fill the eye-dropper. When you squirt the paint into a mixing pot which already has paint in it the colors mix together.
If the dropper contains just one click of paint then it will only have a small effect. Three clicks mixes the colors evenly and 5 clicks has a large effect. Check out the examples below for more of an idea...
Adding black and white
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Mixing colors together
You can mix colors together in all sorts of ways. Here are a few more examples...
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