We are learning how to make simple animations and how to use polyline. It was very enjoyable making this and it has 133 slides in it. It took me 3 days to complete me Caeser ANZAC project. All my hard work paid off and I am now left with an awesome and sad animation about a dog that saved a lot of lives and that sacrificed his own life for everyone around him.
Monday, April 20, 2020
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Kia ora Sierra. I really enjoyed learning about the story of Caesar and can see that you have put 3 days worth of effort into this. Ka rawe! This story connected with me because it reminds me that great things can be accomplished by seemingly insignificant events. Those families who would have seen their fathers again would have been stoked! If there was something you could improve on your presentation, what would it be? How might this thinking help you next time? Keep up the awesome Mahi! Mr 4E
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ReplyDeleteThat is such a great story! I loved how you used the polyline so well, and put wording so that you could explain what Caesar did. This would've been so time consuming but it definitely paid off! I can't even polyline my face that well and you can do awesome things like that. Well done Sierra, keep it up!
From Perle
Kia Ora Sierra, I really liked how you made it a video. I really like how you polylined the people.
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