Grade 6 (Age 9+ Yrs): Experimental Animation Techniques – Creative Learning Kit

Educational & Art, Craft, Digital Creative Learning Activity Kit with Book & sketch book for Boys & Girls | Drawing | Painting | Craft | Creating Paper Puppets | Model Making | Thaumatrope Creation | Drawing a Proportional Human Figure | 3D Optical Illusion Drawing | Isometric Drawing | Light box Creation | Traditional Animation | Frame by Frame Animation | Flip Book Animation | Stop-Motion Animation | Optical Illusion Creation | Mobile Camera Stand Creation | DIY Video Creation | Video Audio Editing | Robotics | Using Hardware Components | Using Sensors | Using Motors | Automation using Coding

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About this product:

  • Experiential Activities: 24 Engaging Traditional Animation, Experimental Animation and Robotics Activities to Inspire and Educate Children that steers 4Cs of 21st century learning and prepares students towards STEAM and STREAM education
  • Fully-Loaded, Age-Appropriate Toolkit for Barrier-Free Learning: The toolkit houses Drawing and Painting Materials, Craft Materials, Animation Supporting Material, Model Making Materials, Electrical and Electronic Components and Other Supporting Materials
  • Tutorial Videos that provides the freedom to learn anywhere, any time
  • Books with Step by Step Instructions, ‘Fun Time Activities’ and interesting ‘Did You Know’ sections

Course Description

Overview
Grade VI | 9+ Yrs

This course takes students through the concept of Stop-Motion Animation in detail and guides them to produce animation works using varied materials like clay, paper, OHP sheets, corrugated sheets, beads etc. They get to nurture their artistic skills in drawing and sculpting, making thaumatropes, developing flip book animations and producing animation works. Also, the activities on Experimental Animation enable children to bring out their individuality and innovation in presenting a story.

Experiential Activities

24 Engaging Traditional Animation, Experimental Animation and Robotics Activities to Inspire and Educate Children

A Glimpse at the Activities and Their Academic Learning Outcomes

09 Animation Preparation Activities
Drawing and Model Making
Learning Outcome:
  • Use geometrical instruments to measure and draw with precision.
  • Explain edges, vertices and faces in 3-D objects.
  • Identify 3D objects around them.
  • Construct models by using local materials and explain their working.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of ratio and proportion.
  • Exhibit the human skeletal system with an understanding of movement of different parts.
  • Display the knowledge on body movements and skeletal systems of animals.
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Drawing A Proportional Human Figure
3
Creating a 3d Optical Illusion Drawing
4
Creating an Isometric Drawing Of 3d Objects
5
Creating a Light Box
15
Creating a Sand Animation Using Stop-Motion Technique
17
Creating a Stop-Motion Animation By Using Wave Principle
18
Creating a Marionette
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Creating OHP Puppets
1
Creating An Overhead Mobile Camera Stand
04 Traditional Animation Activities
Traditional Animation Activities
Learning Outcome:
  • Demonstrate an understanding of how deficiency diseases are related to diet.
  • Creatively exhibit social values of cooperation, freedom from fear and prejudices.
  • Construct models by using local materials and explain their working.
  • Employ an understanding of fractions.
1
Creating a Thaumatrope
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Creating a Two-Frame Animation
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Creating a Four-Frame Animation
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4 Frame Moire Animation
08 Stop-Motion Animation Activities
Stop-Motion Animation Activities
Learning Outcome:
  • Use geometrical instruments to measure and draw with precision.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of a balanced diet.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of different types of motion like rectilinear, circular and periodic.
  • Exhibit a model of the earth and its position in the solar system.
  • Create a visual representation of organisms and processes, such as, parts of flowers.
  • Demonstrate the action of a magnet on different objects with an understanding of the magnetic properties.
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Creating an Eight-Frame Flip Book Animation
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Creating a 16 Frame Stop-Motion Animation
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Creating a 24 Frame Stop-Motion Animation With Cut-Outs And Clay Models
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Creating a Video Presentation Through Video Editing
16
Creating Movable Paper Puppet
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Creating a Stop-Motion Animation With Greater Number Of Frames
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Creating a Diy Video Of A Flower Model Using Stop-Motion Technique
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Creating a Diy Video Of Magnetic Pencil Stand Using Stop-Motion Technique
02 Video/Audio Editing Activities
Video/Audio Editing Activities
Learning Outcome:
  • Write a script with proper beginning, middle and end with the sense of audience.
  • Explain the stages involved in processing plant fibre.
12
Creating a Circle Optical Illusion
13
Recording a Voice-Over Audio And Editing It
01 Robotics Activity
Creating a Contact-Less Dustbin
Learning Outcome:
  • Create an automated model with a variety of hardware components and through programming.
5
Creating a Contact-Less Recycle bin
Materials for Barrier-Free Learning
Fully-Loaded, Age-Appropriate Toolkit:
  • Animation Supporting Material - Overhead Smart Device Stand
  • Materials for Animation Preparation - Sketchbook, , Die-Cut Corrugated Sheets, Skewer Stick, Poster Colours, Paint Brushes, Colour Palette, 2B Pencil, Isometric Sheets, Sketch Pens, Silver Foil Sheet, OHP Sheet, Popscicles, Card Stock Sheets, CD Marker, A4 Sheets, Brown Sheet, Moire Animation Sheet, Sticky Pad, Clay, Aluminium Wire, Beads, Paper Straws, Thread, Toothpick, Split Pins, Glass Paint, Customized Pool Noodle, Googly Eyes, Glitters, Board Pins, Tissue Papers, Ring Magnets
  • Electrical and Electronic Components - LED Light Strip, Battery, Battery Snapper, Switch, Arduino UNO, Ultrasonic Sensor, Breadboard, Jumper Wires, Servomotor
  • Other Supporting Materials - Glue, Scissors, Safety Cutter, Pencil, Eraser, Sharpener, Adhesive Tape, Double-Sided Tape, Masking Tape, Ruler, Geometry Kit
Tutorial Videos:
  • Visual demonstrations of the activities that clearly take students through the step-by-step procedure of completing each activity
  • Gives the students the freedom to learn anywhere, any time without any dependency on Internet or power
Imageminds Books:
  • Embraces all necessary learning information and clear guidance towards performing the activities
  • Includes ‘Fun Time Activities’ and interesting ‘Did You Know’ sections that inspire and guide students towards further exploration

Our Reviews

  • Meenakshi Nair

    Image minds, creative lab was established in our school in the year 2012, when I was in the 4th grade creative lab was something new to us and we were all filled with curiosity in order to get inside air-condition, colourfully painted rooms to enjoy ourselves. I should say, indeed my class was lucky because we had two cl classes a week and since wore in the A division, we got the oppertunity to attend the classes first session was taken up by Miss Elena.

  • Ann Flo S. Poonolil

    I was in class III when Imageminds Creative Labs were introduced in my School, St. Patrick's Academy. From then, Creative Labs has helped me a lot in improving my artistic skills. It helped me gain confidence in designing and creating my own name slips, greeting cards, posters, maps etc when I was just 8 years old. I learned to draw and make a lot of colourful and creative things there.

FAQ

Q: What is Imageminds?

Imageminds is a distinctive initiative to offer creative education to children. It opens up a lot of options, so children can use their imaginations and grow as creative thinkers and innovators.

Imageminds currently offers a variety of Creative and IQ Development Kits, each containing a variety of do-it-yourself projects for children aged 4 and up. The kits are examples of physical learning through project completion.

Imageminds is always expanding, so keep an eye out for new projects like Imageminds Junior and Edge, which bring your coloring books to life!

At Imageminds, we believe that “play" is the most effective and productive way to learn. Unstructured play and hands-on learning in early childhood are essential for a child's development. Play allows them to explore different approaches and scenarios for resolving a problem. Instead of following a formula to reach conclusions, experiential learning lets children come up with their own solutions (with some help).

Through play, we want to help kids learn without fear and build a strong foundation. So, we designed Imageminds Creative and IQ Development Kits for different ages to enrich and challenge young minds while also helping them grow as people through exploration and play. The theme-based kits include innovative art and craft activities, science projects, learning books, math concepts, environmental projects, puzzles, physical manipulatives, and board games.

Imageminds Kits are intended for children aged 3 to 14. The kits are curated for three age groups and are tailored according to the age-specific learning needs of children

  • Explorers: Ages 4+
  • Storytellers: Ages 6+
  • Creators: Ages 8+

Yes! Please do note that some or all crafts may have small parts that are not intended for children under three (3) years of age. If you still decide to let your kid (less than three (3) years of age) enjoy our craft, we require you to let your kid play under trusted and responsible adult supervision only.

Warning: Choking Hazard: Most or all of our kits contain small parts not suitable for children under three (3) years of age. Adult supervision is required.

Absolutely! The safety of everyone involved (Kids, Parents, Employees, Concept and Product Testers, etc.) while using our product is our TOP priority. We ensure that we source materials only from well-known and reputed brands. There are no cutting corners when it comes to Safety and Quality.

Side Note: We let our own kids create every single masterpiece before we put it out on our website for you to enjoy. They are our cute little testers, in addition to other testers of relevant age outside of our household.

Neuroscience studies on learning show that a child's body, mind, and emotions change the most quickly in the first five years of life. The right learning experiences and mental stimulation for a child at this stage of development have a big effect on how smart they will be in the future.

At Imageminds, we understand that memorization will never trump exploration. Our kits, put together by a group of experts, house all the materials needed to perform hands-on activities, experiments, and projects that give kids the chance to try things on their own and become independent learners.

Imageminds creative kits and activities encourage children to naturally communicate, share, play and learn.

Our products are designed to:

  • Provide rich multi-disciplinary learning opportunities
  • Fuel creativity and curiosity
  • Facilitate socio-emotional development
  • Build reading and language skills
  • Encourage self-expression and confidence
  • Inculcate logical reasoning and problem-solving skills
  • Support cognitive and motor skill development
  • Increase vocabulary and communication skills
  • Develop concentration and thinking skills

Yes! The crates have been designed to fit the age of your child. Most kids between the ages of 4 and 5 will need some help from their parents, but older kids will be able to do most of the activities on their own. There may be parts of an activity, like using scissors, that need help from an adult. Both written and visual instructions will also be provided to your child. Each craft gives kids a way to use their imagination, creativity, and skills to make their own story, masterpiece, or something even more amazing than we can imagine. It can be a lot of fun, believe us!

In some activities, a few steps involving cutting, stitching, measuring fabrics, setting up circuits, etc., require the help of elders. Aside from that, you can rest easy and watch your kids make things, use them, and show how imaginative and creative they are. You can also pick out pictures of your kids working and send them to us. If we like them, we might put them on our website. Some of your kids' creations may also deserve some role-play time, just to enhance the experience. We will leave that up to you!

Arts and crafts are one of the common elements in all the kits, as it is a great way to develop numerous skills for all ages, specifically for kids.

Kids love to do arts and crafts, and it’s important for them to practice it both at school and at home. Some benefits of arts and crafts include (but are not limited to):

  • It helps them express themselves
  • It makes them more creative and productive - lets them think and approach using multiple ways to achieve the same thing
  • It helps them get better at creating stories and develop storytelling skills over time
  • It improves your child's fine motor skills, coordination, literary and math skills, and a variety of other skills, including creativity, social and interpersonal skills.

Our goal for every craft that we design is to help your kid grow and be better each day. Let's help our kids be creators.

Buying the Imageminds kit instead of art supplies has many benefits for your kid, and some of them include:

  • Craft Box challenges your kid with not just their own imagination but we help to constructively challenge them with our imagination.
  • It's economical because we buy in bulk and get better deals—we do indirectly pass on bulk savings to you—and it also saves you a lot of time; leave it to us to get your child started. Time is money!
  • It's more fun to have something in common to talk about with their friends and hear them tell their own stories. We will let them use their own imagination!

Children have unlimited creative potential. They are curious, playful, imaginative, and open to new experiences. Creativity is not a fixed quantity but a renewable skill and a way of thinking that can be improved and nurtured by allowing a child’s potential to develop.

Research has shown that children’s engagement with creative activities has positive effects on their interpersonal, intellectual, social, and emotional development.

They engage with their imagination and originality as they imagine and explore original ideas. Children who use fantasy and imagination are better able to engage in divergent thinking and generate ideas. They stretch their flexibility, maintaining openness to unique and novel experiences.

They practice decision-making and have the ability to make thoughtful choices that support creative efforts. They work on their communication and self-expression skills and learn to confidently share their ideas and true selves.

They find internal motivation in striving to achieve a meaningful goal. As they learn social skills that encourage creative teamwork, they see the benefits of working together.

Augmented reality has the potential to create a 3D immersive learning environment that helps people remember, understand, and be more interested in what they are learning.

Kids love to do arts and crafts, and it’s important for them to practice it both at school and at home. They help the kids and their parents develop some very important skills like motor skills, literacy, math concepts, creativity, self-esteem, and parent-child bonding.

All of our crafts are geared to enhance all of the above skills, and that's front and center in our mission. Let's develop our kids and let them be a creator.

Animated videos present common situations in unique ways, which can stimulate a spirit of thinking and discussion. These talks can help kids improve their ability to come up with ideas and think critically, as well as improve their ability to communicate. As animations are an amalgam of academics and creativity, they open new possibilities for children to explore and understand the world around them and form opinions.

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