This beginner-friendly animation course introduces Primary One learners to digital storytelling using Plotagon Studio. Learners explore characters, scenes, dialogue, actions, expre…
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COURSE OVERVIEW Introduction to Cartoon Animation (Plotagon) 4 Modules • 16 Lessons • Beginner • Primary 1 • Badge: Junior Animation Creator |
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This beginner-friendly animation course introduces Primary One learners to digital storytelling using Plotagon Studio. Learners explore characters, scenes, dialogue, actions, expressions, sound, camera choices, and simple story structure. The course is designed around short, playful activities that allow learners to create something in every lesson. Learners progress from exploring the animation environment to creating short scenes and finally producing a simple animated story.
COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES
COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES
PREREQUISITES
RECOMMENDED LEARNING FLOW
MODULE OUTLINE
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MODULE 1 Getting Started with Plotagon Studio 🏆 Plotagon Explorer |
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Learners are introduced to digital animation and the Plotagon Studio environment. They learn how an animated story is built from characters, scenes, dialogue, and actions. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
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MODULE 2 Characters, Expressions, and Actions 🏆 Character Creator |
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Learners focus on the people in their stories. They choose characters, explore simple customization, and use expressions and actions to make characters communicate. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
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MODULE 3 Scenes, Dialogue, and Storytelling 🏆 Story Builder |
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Learners learn to turn ideas into short stories. They explore settings, dialogue, beginning and ending structure, and how characters interact within a scene. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
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MODULE 4 Sound, Camera, Review, and Final Animation 🏆 Junior Animation Creator |
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Learners combine the skills from the course to create a complete short animation. They add sound where available, make simple camera choices, review their work, and present the finished story. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
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REQUIRED MATERIALS
INDIVIDUAL GRADING POLICY
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ASSIGNMENTS 30% • Practical animation activities and lesson tasks |
PROJECTS 50% • Module animation projects and final story |
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QUIZZES 20% • Simple concept and vocabulary checks |
RECOMMENDED PRIMARY SCHOOL GRADING POLICY
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PARTICIPATION 20% • Creativity, collaboration, classroom participation, and responsible tool use |
ASSIGNMENTS 30% • Completion of guided animation activities |
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PROJECTS 30% • Module projects and final animation |
QUIZZES 20% • Understanding of basic animation and storytelling concepts |
POLICIES
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ATTENDANCE Participation in practical animation lessons and project activities is expected. |
LATE WORK Learners should complete unfinished practical work with teacher support during the next available work period. |
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DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP Learners should use school devices responsibly, respect other learners' work, and share projects appropriately. |
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS
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★ Key Takeaways |
Beginner
Price: ₦40000
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Learners are introduced to digital animation and the Plotagon Studio environment. They learn how an animated story is built from characters, scenes, dialogue, and actions. This is the very first module of the course, so every activity is designed to feel safe, playful, and exciting, there is no wrong way to explore!
Learners focus on the people in their stories. They choose characters, explore simple customization, and use expressions and actions to make characters communicate. This module helps learners understand that characters are not just pictures, they can show feelings and do things that help tell a story.
Learners learn to turn ideas into short stories. They explore settings, dialogue, beginning and ending structure, and how characters interact within a scene. This module helps learners move from playing with one character to building a story with a beginning, a middle, and an end.
Learners combine the skills from the course to create a complete short animation. They add sound where available, make simple camera choices, review their work, and present the finished story.