SWBAT (know & do)
* Share a Drive created document with a classmate
* Read the classmates 3 paragraph answer and insert comments within the body of the text
* Write a summary that captures the essence of the person and use that paragraph to introduce
the classmate to the rest of class
* Open a Presentation document within Drive and apply basic formatting to a slide
WARM-UP: Write a brief description at the end of your paragraph answering this question:
IF YOU WERE TO SELECT A FOOD TO DESCRIBE YOU, WHAT WOULD IT BE?
EXAMPLE: SOMEONE MAY DESCRIBE THEMSELVES AS AN OLIVE, THEY ARE PERFECTLY FINE BY THEMSELVES, BUT CAN ALSO EASILY BE A PART OF A GROUP
The first part of the block will be used to make final adjustment to the 3 paragraph assignment. Students will then meet with their 8:00 clock partner to share their documents. Once the documents are shared, each student will read the others paragraphs and insert comments regarding the interesting items presented within the work.
Once this portion is finished, each student will then write a summary paragraph about their clock partner using the information presented in their paragraphs. This should be at least 6 full sentences and can be read as a formal description of the person. The paragraph should begin....
I would like everyone to meet _________( name).
The intro section should last through the first 3/4 of the block. The last section of the block will be spent introducing the class to the "features of a proper presentation"
Fruit survey - ( What type of fruit are you? ) After you have determined what food represents you, take the fruit survey and see what type of fruit this website thinks you are......how accurate is it?
A great video of the features of Google drive presentation can be seen by following this link ( Presentation tool in Drive)
A great video that explains the important design principles in making a presentation. There are additional directions to this video that explain certain features that are advanced, so pay close attention to
this first few minutes and the ending summary ( design principles )
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