Year 6 WWII Animations

January 17, 2014
After creating Anderson Shelters in Design and Technology lessons, our Year 6 movie makers used the iStopMotion iPad app to create short, war themed stop frame animations. Using a steady hand to move characters, ensuring iPads were in the correct position and following storyboards were just a few of the skills required to complete this task. The children did a fantastic job. Here is a small selection of the finished animations:

 

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