Making Drawings Move

By Paula Briggs

Following on from our School Full of Characters workshop and the Drawing Storyboards with Children workshop, we had great fun this week making drawings move. The children loved the new dimension added to their drawings, and there were a lot of giggles as the funny faces emerged!

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