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-Students will learn acceptable computer and Internet practices in
order to safely explore the vast resources of the information
superhighway.
-Students will learn to use a variety of computer software
applications and technology resources in order to prepare classroom
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Uncover PowerPoint
Games |
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Uncover is a PowerPoint game on a very simple concept,
similar to Concentration. Students will test their
ability to identify an, event, person, place or any
image as it is uncovered.
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- Create
two Uncover PowerPoint games. Your first game should
identify a famous person. You second game will be an
event or a place.
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- Modify
the Uncover template provided to help you create your games.
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- Find a
picture of a famous person on the Internet or you may use a
picture of yourself in this game.
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- Find a
picture of an event or a place for your second Uncover Game.
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- Change
the color of your game squares/cells (Format Autoshape).
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1. Open the blank template
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Open
the blank template in PowerPoint
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3. Save with a new name
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4. Copy and paste an image on the slide one
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5. Use the scroll bar to go to the slide two
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6. Go to Edit > Select All
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7. Copy and paste the cover onto the image on slide one
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8. Change the caption if necessary
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9. Go to Insert > Duplicate Slide
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10. Click on the rectangle that you want to remove and
press delete
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11. Repeat steps 8 & 9 until you have uncovered the
whole image
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12. Go to Slide Show > Slide Transition
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13. Select the Transition that you want (the example is
dissolvemedium)
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14. Select the way you want your slides to Advance (On
mouse click
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offers better control)
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15. Click Apply to All
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16. Save the file and you are good to go
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Uncover
Game Template
- Uncover
Game - Name This Person
- Uncover
Game - Name This Monument
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT |
Within our reach lies every path we ever dream of taking.
Within our power lies
every step we ever dream of making.
Within our range lies
every joy we ever dream of seeing.
Within ourselves lies
everything we ever dream of being. |
FOOD FOR THOUGHT |
| A good
guideline to keep in mine: Do not do anything on a computer
that you would not do if your teacher or parents were standing
behind you, watching. |
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