So there I was trying to follow directions to create index cards in PowerPoint...
The directions were so simple: Go to "File", "Page Set Up". But sadly, I have a different version and could not find that rascally option.
So using my skills of Microsoft Word, I improvised. I created index cards in Word and then added them to the PowerPoint. Technology is great! You can always find a way even if it's not the way you planned.
In these index cards, I did a Math skills one and a sight word. I would laminate one of these cards per child and use dry erase markers to write in the answers. I would print out the sight word along with other sight words and create a game with them.
The directions were so simple: Go to "File", "Page Set Up". But sadly, I have a different version and could not find that rascally option.
So using my skills of Microsoft Word, I improvised. I created index cards in Word and then added them to the PowerPoint. Technology is great! You can always find a way even if it's not the way you planned.
In these index cards, I did a Math skills one and a sight word. I would laminate one of these cards per child and use dry erase markers to write in the answers. I would print out the sight word along with other sight words and create a game with them.
Brooke -
ReplyDeleteI so appreciate your positive disposition when a technology based assignment does not work out as planned. This is a true skill of an educator!
I can also share the alternate steps you took to create your notecards with future students who experience the same roadblock.
Leah