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How to Integrate Green-Screen Into Any Classroom

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Green screens, once a staple of any special effects film studio, are now becoming an exciting and realistic addition for any digital classroom. But where to begin?

With a digital camera, a green backdrop, and a simple green-screen app or movie editing software, any student can incorporate this technology into their creative work.Green screen projects are certainly sensible for media arts classrooms, but there are some great applications for core subject areas, as well-especially for those teachers who are fans of project-based learning.

To get you started, I've provided you with information about what you'll need to get started, and a few ideas on how to bring green screen technology into STEM, language arts, history, performance, and physical education spaces.

The Essentials

You really don't need a fancy camera. A smartphone camera that captures video is plenty. You can also spend a lot of money on a green screen, but this is not necessary-any green surface will do. Some teachers actually paint a wall of their classroom green, or attach a piece of green fabric to a wall or whiteboard.

For software, I recommend using DoInk Green Screen (IOS), Touchcast (IOS, Android), or ChromaKey (Android) as your app. Or, consider iMovie (Mac) or Windows Movie Maker (Windows) for additional editing, if needed. WeVideo is another great video editing app for Chromebooks. Windows Movie Maker, iMovie, and WeVideo all offer green screen (chroma key) handling right in the editing software, although apps like DoInk, ChromaKey, and Touchcast might be easier for younger students.

A student's student travel video about Dia de los Muertos in Mexico. (Rebecca Recco)

And now, onto the projects.

STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)

Animate Scientific Illustrations, Grades 2 to 12: In this colorful project, students can use a green screen and diagrams to illustrate scientific processes. First, students create illustrations of moveable parts of the diagram (think about ways to demonstrate the orbit of planets around the sun), and glue those to dowel rods painted green. Then, using a green screen app, a green screen, and the scientific diagram loaded as the background layer, students can illustrate various processes, from the growth patterns of a flower to the water cycle.

Make Word Problems Come to Life, Grades 4 to 12: Have students use a green screen to act out math word problems visually, such as by having students act out a scenario in which these word problems come to life. For instance, students could recreate the word problem, "Shaquan drove 55 miles in an hour. How many miles could he drive in 36 hours?" could be illustrated using a green screen and actually mapping out the distance on a map, and then using green screen and stock footage to show Shaquan in his new location. Visualizing word problems often helps students translate those words into real concepts-and kids can have a lot of fun coming up with props to demonstrate the various parts of the problems. Bonus: These videos can be used later to teach students how to solve word problems!

Tour Body Systems, Grades 2 to 12: Remember the 1987 movie Innerspace? Students can "tour" the human body by using anatomical diagrams as the background, and props to explain how body systems work. For example, imagine classmates acting as red blood cells, traveling to and from the lungs (shown behind them on a green screen) to pick up oxygen and carry throughout the body and back to the heart.

Demonstrate Laws of Science, Grades 4 to 12: "Every action has an equal and opposite reaction." Many scientific laws are best understood through demonstration, but might not be safe or convenient to demonstrate in a classroom. Why not use a green screen so students can act them out? Thermodynamics, anyone?

History, Language Arts and Foreign Language

Foreign Language Travel Videos, Grades 2 to 12: WIth a green screen, students can illustrate their foreign language skills by narrating travel stock footage in their language of study, almost like they're a host of a show on the Travel Channel. Incorporate famous tourist destinations and cultural practices for additional social studies coverage!

Reading Fluency, Grades K to 8: Film the pages of a storybook, pausing on each page long enough for a student to read it. Drop the filmed pages of the book into the background, then film the student reading the story. Position the student so the words are still visible, and you've got a read-along video, as well!

Video Book Report, Grades 2 to 12: For a more advanced approach to a "green screen story," students can literally become part of their favorite story or book by dropping illustrations, stock video, or photo backdrops into the background while they offer an oral book reports. They can then discuss or act out their favorite parts of the story, or even interact with story characters (actors) in the setting of the book. (Note: If students bring in imagery from around the internet, always ensure that downloaded videos and photos are free for students to use, and always credit sources!)

Time Travel is (Almost) Possible, Grades 4 to 12: History is full of stories that are perfect for green screen illustrations. Students can travel back in time to interview famous people, or at least actors playing the part. Students could also reenact historic scenes using a green screen and photos of historic backdrops, similar to the foreign language travel videos listed above.

After-School Arts and Sports

Perform With The Stars, Grades 5 to 12: Can you imagine playing onstage with Louis Armstrong or dancing with Anna Pavlova? Using a green screen and stock footage, students can! This is a great way for students to discuss technique and gain performance confidence, and performing in front of an audience is nothing when you've already performed with your idol.

You're the Coach, Grades 5 to 12: Students can explain rules and techniques of sports using footage of an actual game in progress. They can freeze the frame or use slow-motion at certain points to step into the frame and discuss what's going on. This is also a great way for students to critique their own performance and discuss ways to improve next time.

And Now I Have All These Videos...

Green screens are an exciting way to make learning visible, but also allow teachers to share student work with the public. Once your students are comfortable creating green screen works, consider having a movie showcase at your next family night or open house, where you project the videos onto a screen, or have them queued up on tablets around the classroom. Additionally, you can share entire portfolios of student works with parents by uploading the videos with an app like Seesaw. (Bonus - Seesaw also opens up another line of communication with parents!)

However you use them, green screens are a fun and easy way to engage students in creative learning. Now, let's get filming.

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There are so many amazing uses for a green screen in the classroom. It allows you to transport the students anywhere in the world as part of a video. And maybe the best thing is that it is easy to create a green screen video for little to no money at all.

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Portable Mini Green-Screen....

One of the projects I like to do with my 6th grade students is "On the Scene Reporter". I have a wall in my classroom painted green, for our staging area that I normally use for this project. My students are normally the reporter giving a report on Ancient Greece. Since this will be my 3rd time doing this project I have to switch it up just a little. I've been planning a workshop for teachers on Green-Screen projects and it hit me how I could switch it up and still be a green-screen project, I need portable mini green-screens. It just happened to be Super Bowl day and we just happened to have gotten some extra large pizzas from the store so I had a few boxes to play with. Since the pizza boxes had a window I decided to paint the inside and the back of the box, this way I could use both sides. I could use the box as a regular green-screen or flip it and have a puppet show / animation stage green-screen style.

I choose a pizza box because it is flatter and can stand up by itself. Which will make it easier to travel with and to store. As I played around with the box and the green-screen app Veescope I did noticed that you had to be careful with lighting and shadows. I also noticed that some of my props or actors were a little on the short side so I took another box and painted it green to make a platform for them to stand on. My little actors can now blend in better with the background image or video.

One of the reasons I decided to create a mini green-screen was because I have a few students who love Legos and I know they would create some amazing stories using green-screen and their Legos. I also have a few shy students who refuse to stand in front of a camera and give a report. Having a mini green-screen would give them an option to still do the project but use an actor to replace them as the reporter. They would still have to add their voice either at the time of recording or overlay it with the iMovie app. Either way it is a win, win situation. My students are now not only the reporter but now they can be a director, producer, casting director, writer, and agent.

Having a portable mini green-screen would also allow my students to record anytime and anywhere. Giving them a choice on how they can do their green-screen projects opens the door to their creativity.

Project Ideas:

On the Scene Reporter

Puppet Show

Book Trailer / Report

Use Paper Dolls / Print out of famous people & make them move and tell their story.

Wear a Green Glove and Make the Actors Move

Paint Bamboo Skewers Green and Attach them to the Props & Actors to Make Them Move

Use Explain Everything and work out a math problem. Use that recording as the background in the Veescope app and have your actor explain how they solved the problem.

Have a time lapse video of a plant growing, science experiment, etc... saved into the Veescope app as the background. Then have your actor explain the process.

Create Postcards of places your actors saw while on their Dream Vacation.

Tips:

Paint smaller boxes and use them as platforms for your props and actors.

Use an iPad stand to position your iPad just right for recording.

Record or snap stills in a well lit area or use a desk lamp with a bendable neck to provide lighting.

Record in a quiet place.

Save images and or video clips to the iPad that has the Veescope app.

Use the Full version of the Veescope app.

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I teach technology skills and part of that is keyboarding skills. This latest typing project involved kids having a little fun with the Green-Screen. They had to write and type up a Mini Movie Script or Trailer. Once they had their movie script turned in they could record their scenes in front of the Green-Screen. This project was a fun way of incorporating typing skills and speaking skills.

We used the Green-Screen App Veescope Live Full version. Student recorded each scene using the app. Their recordings were saved automatically to their camera roll. Once they had finished recording their scenes they dragged and dropped their scenes in the app. With a little creativity their written mini movie script became a fun video.

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I am fascinated with the Green-Screen effect and the many projects you can do using this effect. Students can be transported to foreign, magical, & exotic places without leaving your classroom. They can bring stories to life and also be apart of their stories. I've teamed up with TeacherCast Educational Online Learning to offer you a free online course on how to create amazing Green-Screen effect projects using your iPad. The best part is you don't have to have a green screen or a green wall to create a Green-Screen Effect.

You will watch a few short video clips, answer a few questions, and receive a certificate of completion.

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Teachers could pre-record a lesson for the substitute so that class could go on as usual. Once shared with students, they could return to the lesson again and again as needed.

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Teachers could have students re-enact different historical events either using the portable green screen with props or the larger green screen with themselves.

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Students could use the green screen to create a journalistic approach to report important things that have happened in the past.

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Schools without a tricastor can create a school broadcast.

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Using the miniature green screen (pizza box) and miniature characters, students could introduce their book's characters and provide a brief scene from the book in puppet show fashion.

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Students in our class are working on writing the answer to a question with their opinion and then supporting that opinion with logical reasoning or evidence from a story. Students could create a drawing that illustrates their opinion or one of their pieces of evidence and the read their opinion writing.

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Students research a person in history, write their report, and then summarize the most important information onto a note card. Once it was memorized, they could record it as an autobiography with a period background.

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Demonstrate how to solve math problems for other students and parents to see in a fun way!

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Actions for vocab

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My 4th & 5th ELA students are reading Hatchet by Gary Paulsen. They could create a video survival guide that Brian could have used during is wilderness experience.