Storytelling begins with a character. Learn how to make fun Egg Carton Characters to create your own story. It could be a puppet show or slow motion animation. This is a great exercise for: language arts, fine motor skills, creativity, speaking and listening, art, materials handling
Le récit commence par un personnage. Apprenez à vous amuser avec des personnages en carton pour créer votre propre histoire. Il peut s’agir d’un spectacle de marionnettes ou d’une animation image par image. C’est un excellent exercice pour : les arts du langage, la motricité fine, la créativité, la parole et l’écoute, l’art et la manipulation de matériaux.
Phew - the quality on the overhead cam in the first version of this video didn't exactly inspire brilliance. Now with a new overhead camera, this video is a little easier to follow along to learn how to draw your own circle geometry.
Apporte ta programmation Scratch un peu plus loin. Cette vidéo t'aidera à comprendre comment utiliser le bloc "si".
Tu es débutant avec la programmation Scratch? Voici une courte vidéo qui t'aidera à comprendre comment écrire des procédures séparées, qu'on assemble ensuite, au lieu de construire un seul gros morceau de programmation.
Tu es à tes débuts avec Scratch? Viens découvrir les blocs permettant de créer des boucles simples.
Writing stories can help youth share their feelings, while teaching them valuable literacy skills. In this short tutorial Sarah visually shares how to create a www.storyboardthat.com story. Watch and create your own! Don't forget to share it with us on any of our Brilliant Labs social media channels.
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Aujourd'hui, nous allons animer une ligne d'horizon en utilisant l'effet de parallaxe. Cette technique apporte une sensation de mouvement à vos jeux vidéo et animations préférés. Notre personnage aura l'air de se déplacer dans l'animation, mais nous déplacerons vraiment les arrière-plan à des vitesses différentes pour créer un effet de mouvement réel.
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