Make a movie

Make a Movie

                                          (Flip Book)                                  

         By Ann C.           

First you take about five pieces of paper. Then you cut the pieces of paper into quarters.  After that if you still think the pieces of paper are too big then you can cut them in half. Then you can draw anything you want as long as you make it different each time and as long as you don’t do the pictures too different. I drew a person jumping on to an elephant. Then I put them in a stack held by a bulldog clip.  You take your thumb to flip it. Then you let one go at a time. If you flip it fast enough your eyes run the images together. If you go to slow your eyes see the images apart.                               

The End



The Field Trip to the Curriur Museum

Our class and Mrs. Bowden-Gerard’s class went to the Currier Museum of Art. My favorite piece of art was a painting made by James Aponavich. It had a picture of a flower. I think they were lilies. Lilies are my favorite flower.  There were mountains and houses and lots of trees.

            In the museum Isabelle accidentally sat on a sculpture. It was named "Please Be Seated." It was made out of sea glass. It looked like a regular seat.

            There was a sculpture named True Loves Blue. It was two people holding parts of a bench. One person was blue and one was yellow. But you can’t tell which one's the boy or the girl.

Hi, my name is Ann.

 I am 9 years old and I love animals. I’m in fourth grade and I love watermelon. I play the piano and the flute. I play my piano at my house and my flute at school. I have one turtle and it’s green and the size of an orange but oval shaped. I have one brother. He is 15; his name is David.  I do dance, art and piano lessons. My favorite animal is a blue jay. My favorite color is pink. My favorite subject in school is writing.  When I was 7 years old I wrote a story that was 5 pages long. I love going on the monkey bars and I love doing flips.