Differentiating Differentiating Instruction with Clay Instruction with Clay Animation Animation Lou Jara Lou Jara Courtney Kaczka Courtney Kaczka Appoquinimink School District Appoquinimink School District Presented at the Delaware Instructional Technology Conference April 19, 2007
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Differentiating Differentiating Instruction with Clay Instruction with Clay
AnimationAnimation
Differentiating Differentiating Instruction with Clay Instruction with Clay
AnimationAnimation
Lou JaraLou Jara
Courtney KaczkaCourtney Kaczka
Appoquinimink School DistrictAppoquinimink School District
Presented at the Delaware Instructional Technology Conference April 19, 2007
What is Clay Animation?What is Clay Animation?What is Clay Animation?What is Clay Animation?
•Building clay character(s)Building clay character(s)•Movement of character(s)Movement of character(s)•Taking pictures of each movementTaking pictures of each movement•Putting pictures togetherPutting pictures together
Animation
Why Use Clay Animation?
• Brings learning to life• Engaging• Motivating• Allows for different learning styles
– Tactile– Visual– Logical– Musical
The Clay Animation Process
• Storyboarding• Building characters• Taking pictures
Clay Animation in the Classroom
• Instruction– To present new concepts– To review
• Assessment– Concept attainment in various
curricular areas
• Public Service Announcement
Hints & Tricks for Characters
• Start small• Use Armatures• Make big feet• Top light not Top heavy• Use lighter color clay first• Clean hands and tools often
Hints & Tricksfor Pictures
• Start small• Shoot down with
characters flat• Use a box top• Use a tripod• Store all pictures
in one folder• Use JPEG format
• Name/number pictures
• Take lots of pictures for smoother action
Hints & Tricks• Remember to Save• Add Text• Save a Working Copy• Add sound effects or music• Try narration