1. Step by Step
Just Slides

2. Intro Slide Create your title slide.
If needed, create a slide for your hook.
Idea for hook: Maybe you could use an image to capture viewer attention.
Create your thesis slides.
3rd slide: Opposing claim (brief statement)
4th slide: Your claim (brief statement)
Your reasons (a word/phrase for each reason)
This should not be your word for word thesis statement.
You will have 3-4 slides total at this point.

3. Body Paragraph 1 Slides Give your reason at the top
Write your first piece of evidence in the body of the slide
You’ll have 4-5 slides at this point.

4. Body Paragraph 1 Slides Give your reason at the top
Write your second piece of evidence in the body of the slide
You’ll have 5-6 slides at this point.

5. Body Paragraph 2 Slides Give your reason at the top
Write your first piece of evidence in the body of the slide
You’ll have 6-7 slides at this point.

6. Body Paragraph 2 Give your reason at the top
Write your first piece of evidence in the body of the slide
You’ll have 7-8 slides at this point.

7. Concluding Slide
Your audience has changed. What can your peers do to help make change?
Consider giving them the name and address of who to contact.
What is the benefit for taking this action?
You’ll have 8-9 slides at this point

8. Remember!
Cite ALL sources, including images not found in your original sources.
You’ll have to go to the original source through Google image.
On Noodletools, you will choose the “File, App, or ebook” option.
Then you will choose “digital file/image”
If you wanted an image to be its own slide, you may have additional slides than the original 9.