I was thinking about a lazy way: Some printers can print on transparencies. So you just need to have the pictures ready on a computer, and then print them instead of paint them directly onto the overhead transparency slide. Of course, that's just a thought. Since I've never actually tried it, I have no idea how that would turn out.

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Brenda Oxlee Brenda Oxlee said...
I was planning a 6 week puppet project for drama students in the uk and linked them to the site for their extended homework project. I got plenty of help too.
comment posted on  7th August 2010 at 05:31  permalink image  Permalink
Glad the links helped you and your students Brenda!
comment posted on  7th August 2010 at 16:57  permalink image  Permalink
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