This is super fun! Anyone sharing examples of work on Twitter or IG? Would love to see any examples - thanks!
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Halloween Pumpkin Keynote maker
Keynote Pumpkin Halloween example.
This is a nice, fun, activity which expands on #EveryoneCanCreate Design with Shapes project. The Keynote template has a colour palette, a blank pumpkin, with eyes and mouths that give students the opportunity to create their own pumpkin designs. This activity can be a great way for students to expand upon previously learned digital literacy skills and apply them to a seasonal topic. Once the graphic/animation has been created it can be used in further showcases of knowledge such as video or learning journals.
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If students are looking to expand their digital literacy then as an extension activity they can create an animated Jack O’Lantern.
Use the fire animation Keynote to give the pumpkin a truly spooky feel and make your Jack O’Lantern come to life. Share the steps below to give it a nice animated feel:
- Export the fire slides as an animated GIF
- Copy using the share sheet
- Paste the GIF onto the pumpkin Keynote
- Tap the paint brush > arrange > slide back to front
- Subtract the eyes/mouth from the pumpkin head
- Colour your pumpkin as appropriate
- Export your slide as an animated GIF
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Animated Jack O’Lantern
Can’t wait to see what you all create.
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Posted on October 19, 2022
Thanks so much for the downloads and idea @mcoutts81!
I was wondering how this might also work with student photography of carved pumpkins or even photographs of whole pumpkins in a pumpkin patch. So I downloaded your creative shapes and Keynote animation and tried it with a primary source photograph from the Library of Congress.
I love pumpkin season. There are a couple of other pumpkin related classroom activities posted in our Apple Education Community. Check out:
Who has other pumpkin season activities to share?