8. What a wonderful way to make lessons, display books and illustrate your ideas for your students. It is really easy to use and I actually really enjoyed this activity. It was quite seamless recording my messages and the clip art was so easy to load. It took me a little while to iron out all the quirks and get my bearing, as I have only done one power point project before and it was for this class. I definitely want to use this to produce talking books in the future. I love that I can make my own and develop them alongside the children. We could make our own books and read them to other classes. There are many ways I can incorporate UDL ideas into the design of each book as well. Or we can each take turns producing a short book together on individual levels across different themes. This lesson would be geared towards preschool/ pre-k/ kindergarten and I would probably introduce it around circle time. I would engage the children verbally as well, posing questions like, “has anyone gone sledding in the snow” when the picture comes up in the book. This is both a lesson and book combined! I am excited to use this feature that I never knew existed.