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From: Aleksey Lim <alsroot@member.fsf.org>
Date: Mon, 09 Feb 2009 11:54:18 +0000
Subject: Merge screen_resolution_independent branch

- total refactoring of code;
- support various screen resolutions;
- use jobjects for characters, backgrounds and sounds;
- add collaboration code
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+Lesson Plan 2: Make a Spinning Thaumatrope
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+Animation is an illusion that happens when you look at two or more pictures and they seem to blend into one moving image. 
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+A thaumatrope is a piece of paper with two pictures, one on each side. If you have access to paper or note cards, tape and a pencil, a thaumatrope is fun and helpful tool for understanding how pictures appear to become animated.
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+Materials 
+Index card (cut in half) 
+Pencil, crayon or marker to draw with
+Stick to tape cards on (pencil is OK too)
+Tape, glue or something to stick paper to the pencil or stick. 
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+Instructions:
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+1)Think of the animation that you want to make. For example, a fish in a bowl or a cat in a tree. 
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+2)Draw one part of the picture on one half of the card (example: fish) and draw the second part of the picture (example: the fish bowl) on the second half. 
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+3)Tape the pencil or stick to the back of one card and then tape the second card to the pencil so that the drawings are back-to-back.
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+4)Spin the thaumatrope by rolling the pencil between your hands.  What do you see? 
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