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| 1st Grade |
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| 4rh Grade |
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| 2nd Grade |
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| 4th Grade (looks like a bike going fast over grass to me) |
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| 4th Grade with a little bit of direction. |
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| 1st Grade |
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| Kindergarten (see the heart in the middle - happy mistake) |
5.19.2011
Light Graffiti - Sample of Day 2 - K-4th grade students
Here is a sample of the light graffiti done by my students on Day 2 of the cycle!
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Hey how did you do this???? Please let me know it is great.. I love... Thanks so much Mr. R. Over and out
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Mr. R - Super easy and way fun.
1) Get a digital camera that you can manipulate the settings on. You will need to change the shutter speed somewhere between 6-12 seconds. In my classroom 8 seconds was perfect. This step involves a little bit of trial and error.
2) Put that camera on a tripod.
3) Black out all windows or do in a room without any outside light. I used black bulletin board paper for my windows and door.
4) Find small objects that emit light. Flashlights, flashing shoes, cell phones - etc. I used normal flashlights and then used scrap theatre gels to make them different colors.
Next - stand infront of the camera in a dark room - move around while the camera is taking the picture for about 8 seconds.
In my classroom I had the camera hooked up to a tv so the students could see the results in real time.
For more info click the links in this post: http://msnovak.blogspot.com/2011/02/whole-school-light-graffiti.html
Let me know if you have any other questions!
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