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Claymation
June 29, 2009 05:00
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Consider incorporating
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into lesson plans for any subject with this how-to guide. Claymation uses artist's clay, a digital camera, a computer, and video software to engage students in active learning. Students create clay figures and make them come to life by posing them in multiple frames and creating a mini-movie.
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