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Session 1: Flip booksIn this introductory lesson students learnt the principles of animation using a flip book, where drawings that gradually change from one page to the next are animated when the pages are turned rapidly, giving the simulation of motion.
Session 2: Changing sizeIn this activity children learnt the basics of the stop-motion animation, a filmmaking technique where objects in successive positions are photographed to give the illusion of movement. They did it while learning how to change the size of a ball from the smallest to the biggest one. The green screen background allows to position the objects in various scenarios.
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Session 3: MorphingIn this session, children used Play-doh to create their own character from a shapeless object and animate it (morphing technique).
Session 4: MovementStudents learnt how to move their characters on the board at a different speeds.
Session 5: The towerIn this activity, children used Lego pieces and mini-figures to create the story of a character trying to reach another character on top of a tower.
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Session 6: The obstacle raceStudents used Lego pieces and characters to explore the possibilities of an obstacle race.
Session 7: Body stop-motionParticipants this time practiced with the stop motion technique using their own bodies to create the illusion of movement.
Session 8: Create your own storyIn this session children created their own stories using Lego.
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