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8 thoughts on “Claymation!”
So much fun!
Very cute idea – simple but complete! 🙂
Brilliant! I think I just might do something like this. If I don’t have clay, which I don’t think I’ll have, students could draw the figures, cut them out, and move them around.
I’ve had kids use Play Doh or lego too.
Very cool! Love it!
I love this! I bet I can work with the video production teacher on this as a combined project.
Yeah! We got a media teacher so we can double dip. That said, I noticed no forced speech and it’s all student-centered.
Brilliant! What an end-of-year celebration, indeed.