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The animated .GIF is a strange form of expression. It is only twenty or thirty frames, completely devoid of sound, repeating in an endless loop. Yet there is something intoxicating about an animated .GIF, like staring into the eyes of a hypnotist.

"Get Adobe Flash player "

Animal website with avatar and games etc

"Picasso's Art Styles View Student Lesson Plan Export Lesson Plan Example: * Art Styles of Picasso Template: * Life of Picasso * Blue Period * Rose Period * Cubism * Clay Storyboard * Art Styles Assessment: * Art Styles Rubric Grade Level: 4, 5 and 6 Subject: Language Arts, Art and Computer/Technology Duration: 2 Weeks Objective: Students will explore the life and artistic contributions of Pablo Picasso through the creation of a clay animation depicting one of Picasso's art periods."

Picasso's Art Styles View Student Lesson Plan Export Lesson Plan Example: * Art Styles of Picasso Template: * Life of Picasso * Blue Period * Rose Period * Cubism * Clay Storyboard * Art Styles Assessment: * Art Styles Rubric Grade Level: 4, 5 and 6 Subject: Language Arts, Art and Computer/Technology Duration: 2 Weeks Objective: Students will explore the life and artistic contributions of Pablo Picasso through the creation of a clay animation depicting one of Picasso's art periods.

Learn how different animals form their sounds and why bird songs have inspired music around the globe.

ASA

ASA

Very cool animal cam from around the world.

The idea of the Teachers Animation Toolkit is to provide templates for a few generic types of flash animation. The links below take you to the animations together with some notes on adapting and using them, Flash document files (.fla) and any other associated files such as xml and text variable files.

Scratch animation

"In Shidonni, kids get their own online "pen and paper" to sketch animals. The moment they do, their creations come to life 'virtually'. Kids can then create worlds for their animals, feed them, play with them and share them with their friends. "