Animation Project |
Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire Stop-Motion Animation
Create a stop-motion animation of a conflict that takes place during the rise and fall of Rome. Choose from one of the topics provided or if you have your own idea, get it approved before you begin. Research your topic from several sources, look at several maps, RESEARCH AND UNDERSTAND YOUR TOPIC!
Basically, you're going to create a slide in Google Slide. Then duplicate it and move something. Then duplicate that new slide and move something. Over and over and over again.
When you're done, you'll flip through the slides quickly and it'll look like your creation is in motion!
Want to watch the whole thing in video? Matt Miller created this great tutorial video that will walk you through the whole process. Please play close attention at 21:30.
- Punic Wars (overall of all three wars or just one)
- specific battles like Cannae or Zama)
- Civil Wars (Marius & Sulla, Caesar & Pompey)
- specific battles like Dyrrhachium or Pharsalus
- Caesar's invasion of Gaul in the Gallic Wars
- Expansion of Rome's empire during its imperial phase
- "Barbarian"/Germanic Invasions
Basically, you're going to create a slide in Google Slide. Then duplicate it and move something. Then duplicate that new slide and move something. Over and over and over again.
When you're done, you'll flip through the slides quickly and it'll look like your creation is in motion!
Want to watch the whole thing in video? Matt Miller created this great tutorial video that will walk you through the whole process. Please play close attention at 21:30.
Or, if you're short on time and want to cut to the chase, the step-by-step is below the video!
0:45 -- Create your slide animation
9:20 -- Ways students can present their animations
18:07 -- Bitmoji in slides animations
20:05 -- Draw your own images for animations
21:30 -- Example of how maps could be used
23:00 -- Examples from the classroom
0:45 -- Create your slide animation
9:20 -- Ways students can present their animations
18:07 -- Bitmoji in slides animations
20:05 -- Draw your own images for animations
21:30 -- Example of how maps could be used
23:00 -- Examples from the classroom
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