Snowball Fight for Early Learners - Using Animations

Young learners can unleash their creativity with a fun Keynote project: a digital snowball fight! By using the animation tools, students can bring their wintery scenes to life. They'll experiment with different paths and speeds to "throw" snowballs across the screen. 

Graphics of two snowmen on opposites with a a pile of snowballs next to them!
Older learners can take this further by designing their own winter scenes and incorporating more advanced animation techniques, such as adding build-out effects to make snowballs appear or disappear mid-air. Stay tuned for an extension activity that will take this project to the next level!

 


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Keynote Creativity Age: 0–7 years Age: 11–13 years

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