Showing posts with label thaumatrope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thaumatrope. Show all posts
Thursday, January 19, 2012
round and round
As part of our studies this term we are looking at the Victorian period. In art/technology we are making moving toys. Following on from last weeks Thaumatropes, today the children made spinning tops, by quilling thin strips of card. They worked reasonably well !

Labels:
card,
quilling,
spinning top,
thaumatrope,
toy,
victorian
Friday, January 21, 2011
thaumatropes
Following on from the spinning tops we made some more rotating toys - thaumatropes ('turning wonders'). These are my 'here's one I did earlier' attempts. The children came up with some really imaginative ones that I tried to capture, but the shutter speed on my old digital just wasn't up to the task!
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
more moving toys
Thaumatropes today, continuing our look at moving toys. It's nice that in todays high tec world children can still be 'wowed' by very low tech stuff.
Labels:
animation,
design,
moleskine,
sketch,
sketchbook,
stick man,
thaumatrope,
toy
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