Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts

Friday, 21 October 2016

Animoto Invention Adverts

Source: dominicwilcox

This week, St. Clare's Class has become an inventors' workshop! We found out about the inventing process, then mind-mapped some problems that we could solve before designing our own inventions. Everyone created a detailed diagram of their invention and annotated it with  information and materials. Next, we each wrote a 'patent application' for our designs.

Yesterday, we used Animoto to create these fantastic adverts for our inventions. Click on each link to see each advert.

By Max

Joseph: https://animoto.com/play/nGDm07EhtzctLFFpOww1bQ 

Ryan: https://animoto.com/play/VG2jJSlev2HSceMKAmeOWA

Ferdia: https://animoto.com/play/zAn9j34rWLIi8lNedNtrIQ

Jane: https://animoto.com/play/h212btGpdRd310ajoFyM9g

Ethan: https://animoto.com/play/1skUexHeLS6IIPAC1d4PKw

Saulo: https://animoto.com/play/smh3Q2AGKGta2tYrZtedpg

Daniel: https://animoto.com/play/Uw4Dc5lB70bUzH3Czz1rmA

Thirsa: https://animoto.com/play/6gESofJj8Hw4ozrrs6FG7w

Evan: https://animoto.com/play/Z6ysDE350vpAnrCemlJxLw

Beatrice: https://animoto.com/play/W9lya4HzSgfnfc9Vtg856g

Yasmin: https://animoto.com/play/EhbjhJddWgQgcw6How10cQ

Sofia: https://animoto.com/play/bNEXZyyZBkhXq1JhOjOFoA

Millie: https://animoto.com/play/x8kPCQH257Q16uX83DdfwQ

Callum: https://animoto.com/play/c9fOhL2ArmmEwVXcTMdZbQ

Aisling: https://animoto.com/play/erkJAA0mc9tHs8GpkzWyPw

Jayden: https://animoto.com/play/0H0Xp4TgOUgznrrlqn2ebw

Klara: https://animoto.com/play/2cttnkDLO45V1tcWHskn1g

Samuel: https://animoto.com/play/n3YEoun3b66D3Mmx6kkt3Q

Gabriel: https://animoto.com/play/0WeL0ngcZJTofhh3DMv4Tw

Cecille: https://animoto.com/play/xZGQ3BVirpu7b88r1qgTPw

Benny: https://animoto.com/play/xSTljphZlRVLVhxxYH8fSA

Kit: https://animoto.com/play/3Qwg6BDDldFfLTBqxigaWg

Aurora: https://animoto.com/play/lmeITMkAUhrbh9QqijoKig

This afternoon, we'll be making the prototype models for our inventions! Photos to come soon!

Saturday, 12 March 2016

Snack Attack!


As part of our Fairtrade project, Year 5 are doing our bit to change the world! This week, we all wrote letters to David Cameron to try to persuade him to pass a law commanding all supermarkets to sell use Fairtrade ingredients for their own brand products and for other products, wherever possible. Year 5 are also planning and preparing for our Fairtrade Snack Sale. It will be held next Friday at 3:30pm in the Small Hall- please come along and help us support Oxfam's Fairtrade work!

This half term, we are also competing against each other in the Snack Attack challenge! Everyone in Year 5 is working with a team to create a new and original Fairtrade snack. As a school, we will be submitting ONE entry to the national competition- so each team are competing to win the first heat at school. The snack must include Fairtrade ingredients and must appeal to customers. We need to think of an original name for the product; design the packaging; create a logo and produce video, radio and print advertisements.

Here are some of our TV advertisements:
Click the links to view our adverts... 

Space:

Snack On It: https://animoto.com/play/YpvJNILFQxJE5AXXK8A19A
Cool Down: https://animoto.com/play/0zMKovJSXMPsAgkLbhUxug
Cool Down 2: https://animoto.com/play/FlB1YwlpmXnDyJgZ2SkduQ
Crazy Cubes: https://animoto.com/play/nbBhru9Jhrb3jq17dFoMDQ 
Top of the Chocs: https://animoto.com/play/GB2mGqoWO1xgmFwsqAqkUg

Here are some of the Snack Attack teams at work creating prototypes of their packaging:



Here are the completed packaging prototypes:





Come to our Fairtrade Snack Sale next week to vote for your favourite Fairtrade Snack- we'll be sending our winning entry off to the national competition!

Saturday, 6 December 2014

Pyramids and Lego Stop Motion Animation!

This week we have been learning about the pyramids, particularly those in Giza. We used this excellent website to look around Giza and learn about some of its features.

http://www.childrensuniversity.manchester.ac.uk/media/services/thechildrensuniversityofmanchester/flash/pyramid_panorama_stamp.swf
Source: http://www.childrensuniversity.manchester.ac.uk/media/services/thechildrensuniversityofmanchester/flash/pyramid_panorama_stamp.swf

We also watched some short BBC clips about the building of the pyramids. We learned how archeologists have been able to discover how the pyramids were built.

Can you remember why the Ancient Egyptians buried their dead on the West of the Nile?

Yesterday, we combined the animation skills we have been learning in Computing with our knowledge about Ancient Egypt to make these wonderful videos. We used an app called 'Stop Motion Studio' to produce these stop motion animations. Instead of stone, we used Lego to build our pyramids!

'Pyramid Marvellous' by Group 5

'The Pyramid of Four' by Group 4

'Pharaoh's Lego Pyramid' by Group 3

'Building of the Great Pyramid of Lego' by Group 2

'Khufu's Epic Lego Pyramid' by Group 1

Fantastic work, St. George's! These animations are very impressive- well done!

Tuesday, 18 November 2014

More Animation!

On Thursday, we continued learning about animation. This week we used a program called 'Voki' to create some speaking characters. We had to work in groups to decide how the character should look, what they might wear, where they should be and how they would speak. Then, we used 'text-to-speech' to make our characters talk. It was quite tricky, as some words had to be spelled one sound at a time (phonetically) so that the computer could pronounce them properly.

Click the pictures to see each table's fantastic animations. These are all animations of Rhodopis from our class book- click to see what they think she would be saying!

http://www.voki.com/pickup.php?scid=10630563&height=267&width=200
 Table 1

http://www.voki.com/pickup.php?scid=10630574&height=267&width=200
 Table 2


http://www.voki.com/pickup.php?scid=10630562&height=267&width=200
 Table 3

http://www.voki.com/pickup.php?scid=10630565&height=267&width=200
Table 4

http://www.voki.com/pickup.php?scid=10630566&height=267&width=200
Table 5

Saturday, 8 November 2014

Puppet Pals Animation

On Thursday we started learning about animation. This half term we will be making some animations of our own, using different techniques. We will be creating some films about Ancient Egypt... watch this space!

This week we used an app called 'Puppet Pals' to experiment with animation- we recorded the movements of the characters, selected and changed backgrounds and added voices to tell the story.
Here are some fantastic (and very funny) examples!

By Bella and Mia


 By D


By Emily


Tuesday, 6 May 2014

Sploder!

Here is Alice's Sploder game. Make sure you let your classmates know how fantastic their games are- I'm looking forward to hearing you give lots of positive feedback!


Monday, 5 May 2014

More super Sploder!

Take a look at Roderick's fantastic Sploder game!


Another fantastic Sploder game!

Here's Molly's super game; enjoy!


Thursday, 13 March 2014

Our First Animations

Today we used a new website called abcya/animate to create some fun animations. This was our first try, just getting used to how the tools worked and how to copy and edit frames.

Here are a few super examples:

By Evelyn
 

By Aisling
 

By Antonio
 

By Sonny
 
If you want to practise at home, click the link below:
 
 

Thursday, 10 October 2013

Powerpoint Stories

Today we finished our class story! In ICT today we used Powerpoint to retell the story of 'The Girl Who Spun Gold'. We focussed particularly on using moving animations in Powerpoint. The presentations are below- although the animations might not work on the blog.

After ICT, we planned and wrote our own endings to the story. Some of them will feature here over the weekend, so keep your eyes peeled!









 

Friday, 27 September 2013

Using Voki for Animation 4

Here are the last of the super animations made by the children in St. George's Class yesterday. They created talking characters from our Cuban class story, 'The Girl Who Spun Gold'. Each group thought carefully about how the character should look, what they should wear, where they should be and what they should say.

These are Table 1's character animations. To see the others, look down the page and read the previous 3 blog posts!

Queen Quashiba


To see the other characters, click the links below:

Big King- click here!

Lit'mahn- click here!

Using Voki for Animation 3

These are Table 2's fantastic character animations:

Queen Quashiba
 
 
 
 
To see the other characters, click the links below:
 
 

Using Voki for Animation 2

Here are the fantastic character animations by table 4:

Big King

 

To see their other characters, click the links below:

Queen Quashiba- click here!

Lit'mahn- click here!


Using Voki for Animation 1

Yesterday we had a really fun ICT lesson, using a website called 'Voki' to create animations. Each group produced animations of three characters from our class story, 'The Girl Who Spun Gold': Lit'mahn, Quashiba and Big King.

I am so impressed with these animations- you clearly thought very carefully about the appearance, clothing, background and voice of each character, as well as planning what you wanted them to say.

Here are the characters made by Table 3:

Lit'mahn



Click the links below to see their other characters:

Queen Quashiba- click here!

Big King- click here!