Learning interest is a key determinant of children's motivation in mathematics. The main theme of this paper is to study the integration of stop-motion animation into children's daily mathematics learning, and to further develop the stop-motion animation format into a stop-motion game with interaction as a way to stimulate children's interest in mathematics in a non-traditional educational way. To test the viability and effectiveness of the theme, I designed an experiment with a sample of 30 children aged 5-6 years in kindergartens, and conducted follow-up questionnaires and interviews to collect feedback. The results showed that the integration of stop-motion animation into children's mathematical learning did have a positive effect on the irlearning of mathematics, increasing their interest and enthusiasm for learning. The use of interactive stop-motion games also provided positive guidance, but were not as effective as stop-motion animation, so further development of interactive stop-motiongames is needed.
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