How To Create Animations For Your Math Lessons

Create slick animations that will make you math lessons pop! Jon will walk through a few examples of how to use Magic Move from Apple's Keynote to create the animations found in the Make Math Moments catalogue of problem-based lessons.
In particular, you'll learn:
How to create curious moments for your students in math class (or other classes);
What software will allow you to create animations easily; and,
How to make use of the curiosity path to drive engagement with your students.
Resources:
Perimeter Jumble [Math Lesson]
mrorr-isageek.com/perimeter_j...
Learn about the Curiosity Path by reading our 3-Part Framework
makemathmoments.com/framework
Visit Make Math Moments Problem Based Math Lessons page for other useful problem based units
learn.makemathmoments.com/tasks
Take the pledge to transform your current math curriculum into those lessons that you've been searching the web for by applying the Curiosity Path.
makemathmoments.com/transform
Up your pedagogical and content knowledge game by joining our Make Math Moments Teacher Academy!
makemathmoments.com/academy

[@ioanabiris3472]

Thank you!

[@ConciergeCPA]

Thank you so much, I make videos on accounting topics and I love the way those math lessons are created in CZcams. I have been looking for this information for a while, thank you so much for sharing

[@MTAcademy86]

Thank you very much for these tips ! these are some useful for me. Thanks

[@MakeMathMoments]

Glad it was helpful!

[@naimalaroui2136]

Thank you very much for these tips ! I have been looking for the way to do this for too long without any success ! Now I know, as a math teacher, how to create amazing stuff. These are just good looking math, it actually has pedagogical plus value !!!

[@MakeMathMoments]

You’ll have to share back what you create!

[@westcoastfishin]

❤🎉

[@JeffreyLau-zd8ft]

Wow thank you for sharing these tips! I've always wonder how the animations are created and let me tell you googling for that info was not as helpful as your video. 🔥

[@wajehamushtaq3193]

I use google slides how can i make my presentation there better. Please make a video for this

[@fun7157]

You mentioned you would like to the lesson below, where would I find that? THANKS!

[@MakeMathMoments]

up in the description of the video. Give it a click to expand open :)

[@ShwetaAgarwal-ol3xd]

Hi, please suggest me another software for making an animated presentation for Math's lesson as I don't have apple iPhone and laptop

[@Ethiohowtoin]

Nice 👍🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀

[@wajehamushtaq3193]

If i dont have macbook then how can i make presentations like you

[@salviolunahernandez4226]

Nice video! I have a question: What software do you use to record and appear that way on the screen?

[@MakeMathMoments]

OBS and luckily it is a free software tool!

[@tshepomogopudi4519]

Do you use the laptop's camera of an external camera?

[@rkmeducare]

Which software did you use for maths animation? Is it available for windows?

[@KylePearceMathlete]

We use Apple Keynote which is Mac only. However, PowerPoint does some similar things.

[@EzraBradford]

@@KylePearceMathlete @Kyle Pearce Some ideas of what would've helped me find your good PowerPoint information (on the Morph transition) without checking the comments:
• A video chapter break around 11:44 could mark the portion of the video that's about PowerPoint and alternatives. Then checking the remaining video would show that you do cover that, and exactly where to skip to.
• The description says you'll show how to use Keynote for this - you could also mention there about PowerPoint or about alternative software, so that checking the description shows that you do cover it.

[@rocio2917]

Approx how many slides would YOU use for a 30 minute class? I realize different factors come into play. Just looking for a base point. Thanks.

[@MakeMathMoments]

It depends on the animation I’m trying to create.

[@rocio2917]

@@MakeMathMoments Thanks. I’m working on one for 2nd grade regrouping for double digit subtraction. I have 10 problems with mostly 6 slides each so far. I’m using PP’s morph transition. Thanks for this video!

[@recklessvelociraptor2579]

Is linux have soft like that?

[@KylePearceMathlete]

Unsure what you mean, but thanks for stopping by!

[@albertomaths5216]

Please is the apple kinote on power point

[@albertomaths5216]

Is the apple keynote on Windows

[@lsfornells]

Ok, but the question is: how do you tell keynote WHICH segment goes to which segment on the next slide?

[@MakeMathMoments]

Did you watch the video? This is explained in there.

[@lsfornells]

@@MakeMathMoments I can’t see anything else than “duplicate the slide and reposition objects”. Unfortunately this does not work if you want the objects to be placed in far locations if there’s several similar or identical objects

[@bandymaths7485]

On Keynote: every object is tracked to the exact place you place it on the duplicate slide. If you want a specific object to go to a specific place, just be careful to do that when you are placing them on your duplicated slide. Magic Move should take care of the rest. In addition you can control individually the moves of any object under the "Animation->Action" settings. There you have options to control Move, Rotation, etc. However, this is not a transition between slides but an action on only one slide. Also, this is MUCH more tedious.

[@imikla]

The answer starts at 3:50.

[@MakeMathMoments]

Thanks for the helpful timestamp!

[@imade_withlove]

❣️❣️❤️🤗🔥🔥

[@rahimbaloch1272]

👎👎👎👎👎👎

[@KylePearceMathlete]

So sorry you didn’t like it. What specifically were you not happy with?