My 3rd grade sone did this awesome animation using Stickman, so I have to show it off.
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My sons animation
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Very, very impressive, 3rd grade and creating stories with animation software like that. It’s even featured on the software website. My son is five, but I doubt he’d be able to do that in a couple of years. We let him watch a childrens’ series every few days (we don’t have a TV yet, but might have to change that because of school), but he’s not spending much time in front of the screen. We don’t want to raise a couch potato, but being an IT manager myself I’ll make sure he learns how to type and use office before he gets to school. I suppose you son has more space in that respect?