Teaching Ideas - Free lesson ideas, plans, activities and resources for use in the primary classroom. Miguelin - Spain's 6.5 Meters Tall Baby Miguelin, is a 6.5 meters tall animated baby that Spain has created for its pavilion, at the Shanghai World Expo 2010. And if you thing this toddler’s just a big old doll, you’re sadly mistaken. Miguelin breaths, blinks and dreams of the cities we leave to our future generations, while smiling to visitors that walk by. The baby’s “mother” is Spanish film director, Isabel Coixet, who picked this theme both because of “the passion China and Spain share for children”, and as a way of showing that our actions have consequences on our children. Miguelin, who was constructed in the US, dreams of the future,and his dreams will be animated, for all visitors to see. Photo via Boston.com Above photos via io9 Reddit Stumble
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