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Welcome to the SAM Animation classroom activity wiki!

 

 

To download SAM Animation, please visit www.samanimation.com (Current version: 0.2.1)

 

This is a wiki, which means that anything you see on this site is editable!

 

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SAM Animation in the Massachusetts Science and Technology / Engineering Curruculum Frameworks!

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Activities: The below listing are sample activities for use with SAM Animation. We welcome minor edits and additions especially to the Tips and Extensions headings. (Look below for tutorials and help getting started.)  Enjoy!


Physics

Penny Motion - Students explore 1-D and 2-D motion

The Electrophorus - Students investigate electrostatic charges using the power of animation

Simple Circuits -

 

Biology

Seed to Tree - Students animate how a seed grows into a tree

Pooping Cow - Students explore the digestive system of a cow

Owl Pellet Dissection Animation - Students show what they learned from an owl pellet dissection activity

Photosynthesis - Students animate the process of photosynthesis

Photosynthesis Time-lapse - Visualize the slow changes in carbon dioxide concentration in a plant's surroundings

Water Cycle - Students represent their knowledge of the water cycle in the form of a stop-action movie

 

Astronomy

Sun, Earth, Moon - Students represent the phases of the moon and the sun, earth, moon relationship

 

Chemistry

 

 

Anatomy/Physiology

Blood Flow in the Heart - Students animate how blood flows through the human heart

 Sliding Filament Model - Students animate the sliding filament model of muscle contraction

 

Earth Science / Geology

How are Clouds Formed?

Sedimentary rock formation

 

 

 

Tutorials and Help: Don't know where to begin?  Start with some of the ideas here!


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