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1. Go take a photo of something that would be a good background image for a video. (Be creative, go outside perhaps.) The photo will automatically be saved to your Camera Roll.
2. Pick out a prop to wear.
3. Stand in front of the green screen. Use the video option on your Camera to record a short video of your script. The video will automatically be saved to your Camera Roll.
4. Open the DoInk Green Screen App and upload the picture that is in the Camera Roll. This image will need to be on the bottom track.
5. Add your video to the middle track.
6. Use the red slide bars on the 2 layers to make them the same length.
7. Click the blue Save button and select Save to the Camera Roll.
Make Word Problems Come to Life
Students act out math word problems visually, have students act out a scenario in which word problems come to life. For instance, students could recreate the word problem, “Lucy Lee drove 55 miles in an hour. How many miles could she drive in 36 hours?” The problem could be illustrated using a green screen and actually mapping out the distance on a map, and then using green screen and stock footage to show Lucy in her new location. Visualizing word problems often helps students translate those words into real concepts—and kids can have a lot of fun coming up with props to demonstrate the various parts of the problems. Bonus: These videos can be used later to teach students how to solve word problems!
Forces
Students will make a presentation of the concept of forces and use various background to explain the difference between gravity on Earth and on the Moon.
Thunderstorms, Tornadoes, and Hurricanes News Report
Students will use information about catastrophic storms to create a newscast, weather report, documentary, or interview showing their understanding of the storm they have chosen.
Foreign Language Travel Videos
Students can illustrate their foreign language skills by narrating travel stock footage in their language of study, almost like they’re a host of a show on the Travel Channel. Incorporate famous tourist destinations and cultural practices for additional social studies coverage.
Ryan O'Donnell's 10 Green Screen Ideas (Beyond your weather and school news.
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