students used keynote to create their hybrid animals. They were able to find animals in shapes, and cut shapes off of animals to then merge them together. The students used the line drawing tools to create visual texture that create a unified animal. Students are using this for their planning of their hybrid animal sculpture.
This helped my students feel confident in their. They feel prepared for our next steps in painting their sculptures.
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Mind blown. Love the idea of combining shapes, and love the idea of being able to save the newly created shapes. Learn something new everyday.
Well done, Dr Pat. Love the ‘Add to Shapes’ on iPad too. Thank you for the Mac version! Love ‘Break Apart’ option too in Arrange…
Hi Lewis
It would be great to see their creations! Thank you for sharing and a great remainder about the step by step process to create anything worthwhile!
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December 02, 2023
Great use of shapes. Did you know that theses shapes can be saved and will be searchable with all the others shapes that are in Keynote.
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