1. Lesson Objectives By the end of the lesson you will:
Be able to move text within a document
Be able to use line spacing options
Be able to set appropriate paragraph settings

2. Formatting text and using line spacing
Starter
In the back of your books put the date and the title:
Formatting text and using line spacing
Question - What is white space?
Attempt to read the next
2 slides for a minute

3. Example 1 – White Space

4. Example 2 – White Space

5. Which did you prefer to read?
What made the second piece of text easier to read?
Answer
Title Size
Font colours
Line spacing between sentences
Line spacing between paragraphs

6. Demonstration Watch your teacher’s demonstration of the
following options:
Indentation
Line Spacing
Before Paragrah
After Paragraph
Spacing between lines
Tabs

7. Task 1 – Try it out…
Using the New Hat Instructions document complete the tasks.
You will need to open the New Hat document too as this is the file you will be editing.
There is a completed example for you to look at if you get stuck…

8. Task 2 – Options Worksheet
Annotate the worksheet that you have been given.
Include as much detail as possible to explain each option.
Stick this into your book once you have completed it.

9. Task 3 – Bare Work To Do!
You need to edit the Theory Revision Word document so that it is presented in exactly the same way as the Computer Types pdf file.
You will need to use all the skills you’ve learnt today and in previous practical lessons too.
This includes:
Columns, Page Margins, Line Spacing, Formatting, Text Wrapping, Page Layout etc.
Use the Theory Revision Instructions to get you started.

10. Plenary – Hands Up! What is an indent?
What key is used to make an indent?
What's the advantage of using spacing between sentences?
What is meant by the term ‘White Space’?