ReelPals
How does your body feel?
Meet the cast — the characters who teach this
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Flickett shows that still pictures shown fast make movement -
Wispen The onion-skin ghost
What next? Pick a door
- More like this MarkPals What do you notice in this picture? DoodlePals Can you draw a cat from ovals? ObbyPals Can Nims climb the course you built?
- A bit harder SpectrumCanvas What will you draw today? CraftForge How would a painter mix this colour? PixelForge Which colours work together?
- Something different PlotPals What colour will the baby flower be? JotPals What do you want to remember? RecorderPals Which holes make this note?
The oldest flip book we know of
In 1868 John Barnes Linnett got a patent for a little book of pictures you flip with your thumb. He called it a kineograph, which means moving picture. Your eight pictures work the same way.