Final Greek Myth Animation Creator works by 6-2 Fall '12

Another year of using the awesome Animation Creator HD app with the students as they design Greek Myths into an animated form.

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 Jaden does a great job for progressive movement and telling a story, too bad he runs out of time to add SNDFX

This year is the first time the kids are using the iPads with the app, so they have a larger canvas and a bit more bells and whistles such as adding sound effects and narration.

(Check out the previous Greek Myth Animation post to get caught up)

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 Kristina does a nice job including photos and telling a story about anti-bullying

I got some great resources such as off of Discovery Education for their Greek Myth writing, and works of animation that are already based on Greek Myths. The students then had to write a story influenced by a Greek myth that solves a current societal or environmental problem.

 

Check out some of the previous work that I did with Animation 

Or my previous students that made Japanese Anime w/ Animation Creator

 

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Marlo studied my animation book to get a walk cycle down pat

Some of the students did an amazing job with the dedication to this project, as we must have spent about a total of over three weeks on it - from conception to completion. 

Jorge

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I had each one of them save their videos to the Camera Roll on the iPad and then simultaneously post it to their eportfolio on Kidblog, but also post it to Edmodo so that I could download it from there and blog it here - which would then autopost to YouTube so that I could make a playlist.

Check out what the other class did with their animations!

Timmy's

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Vanessa

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Dan

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 Jaleaha

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Dylan

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Hanna

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Alex

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Johnny

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Ariella

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Phoebe

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Noah 

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Shawn

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Aliyah

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Holden

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Michael

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Lee

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Elvis

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6th graders Ancient Greek vases w/ crayon etching: student gallery & #lessonplan #artsed #horry #socialstudies

6th graders learned the conept of contrast and variety when they made a crayon scratch work on tag board in the shape of a Grecian vase.

Students had to come up with the basic Greek vase shape, which was a subject they were also learning about in their Social Studies class at the time.

Students then had to put a light layer of crayon down on a piece of tagboard. They would then put a much darker color of crayon on top of it.  

By using our scratch art tools, the students could scratch away some shapes and objects off of the darker shade to create contrast.

I initially got this idea off of the Incredible art department web site, but I have also turned it into a Powerpoint with some Discovery education videos on it 

You can check out my Power Point right here:

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I have also a Google Docs presentation of it that you can embed into your site or Edmodo wall to share with your students

 

Check out some of the work that the kids made