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Attention all teachers! Watch this cute video of students using iStopMotion to make a multiplication video, and see just how much the kids like to get involved when using stop motion animation in the classroom. Working with iStopMotion teaches students a variety of skills, from teamwork, to problem solving, critical thinking, and more. It's a new and innovative way to make learning fun and provide students with immediate satisfaction and a sense of achievement. From the arts, to the sciences, mathematics, and more, iStopMotion in the classroom is helping students tackle school subjects in a highly creative, hands-on and very cool way! Click here to learn about more ways to incorporate iStopMotion into your classroom!

A claymation movie by Casey and the KNOW It Alls. Created by KNOW: The Science Magazine For Curious Kids (http://www.knowmag.ca ). Made using iStopMotion, titles and audio added using iMovie.

Minifigures eat a giant donut in this stop motion LEGO movie. Created by KNOW: The Science Magazine For Curious Kids (http://www.knowmag.ca ). Made using iStopMotion, titles and audio added using iMovie.

The letter K created with LEGO. This simple movie was the first made by KNOW: The Science Magazine For Curious Kids (http://www.knowmag.ca ). Made using iStopMotion, titles and audio added using iMovie.

Film by Sarah Plewe made with iStopMotion Produced at Riverside City College, Art Department Art44 Animation Principles, Summer 2010 Best Animation Award Winner of 3rd Bi Annual RCC Animation Showcase 12/16/2010

Film by Nicholas Smith-Williams made with iStopMotion. Produced at Riverside City College, Art Department Art44 Animation Principles, Fall 2010

Best Animation Award Winner of 3rd Bi Annual RCC Animation Showcase 12/16/2010

Video Project of the University of Washington: Childhood GI Joe & Spawn Figures, iStopMotion & Final Cut software, 3 cameras, 3 laptops, 2 audio sources, 1 audio/video mixer and projector.

Each year students from the Radio and Television Arts Digital Media program at Ryerson University produce some quick spots for MTV. http://www.mtv.ca/news/article.jhtml?... This video was one among the select station IDs which made it onto MTV.ca.