I’ve been teaching primary-aged children who are learning about space how to use Magic Move in Keynote to create animations. I hope you find this resource helpful! I’ve really enjoyed using ideas shared by other teachers on the forum for inspiration, and thought I’d have a go at uploading something myself.
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Using Magic Move in Keynote - The Planets
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Such a cool activity, Rachael! 🙌 I’ve done something similar, but not for a while now.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/mqk-NZ5Gk7o?showinfo=0&enablejsapi=1It’s a great challenge for students to try and work out appropriate animation lengths to represent the relative l duration of the orbit of each planet!
Here’s one I made years ago: (Although I much prefer the graphics in yours! FTW)
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