Did you know you can do a green screen project without a green screen? A green bottle is all you need to make this spooky project. Add any photo or video you have taken to the project and it looks like you are in the bottle. Follow the steps in
Using Green Screen in the classroom doesn’t have to be a challenge or break the bank. This post will give you 10 inexpensive mini green screen ideas that will be easy to implement right away. You can use anything as a green screen. Smaller items are easy to store in
Green Screen is perfect for creating spooky creations this time of year and you don’t need to spend a fortune. What if I told you you probably have almost everything you need right at home to create green screen ghosts? Let me show you how to create them step by
Green Screen in the classroom is an engaging way to have students express their creativity. In my classroom students collaborate with each other on script writing and preform a little skit to teach others about a concept or skill they learned. Students also write class stories and then act them
I hope you all are enjoying your first weeks or days back to school. I have been back for a couple weeks now and we are getting into a great classroom routine. I’m linking up with The Reading Crew to share some of our favorite books with you for Back
Have you ever thought about using stuffed animals with green screen? You can pretty much use anything for your photos. You will love using the Doink Green Screen app to create a photo that can be used in lots of different projects. In the Green Screen Doink app you can save
Kids love hands-on, engaging projects, and they also love to talk. Am I right? Why not capitalize on this and use the motivation to learn? I’d love to share this FUN and ENGAGING green screen project with you among other lesson ideas, freebies, and tips. Click the link below to grab your copy TODAY!
