1. 4th grade research project
PowerPoint

2. Slides Must have at least eight slides
Must not have more than 12 slides (plus a sources slide)

3. Pictures
At least 4 slides must have pictures (of the animal, its habitat, maps ect.)

4. Can you read this?
If you jumble all of your information on a page. Like this. Then it will be very hard for your audience to follow along. You want to use bulleted lists. You want to try not to use way too many words on one slide. Try to make sure your lines are neat and the pictures appeal to your eye. You don’t want to put a huge picture with tiny text. Or an itsy bitsy picture with massive text. You want to make sure your audience gets your point clearly and doesn’t have to read a whole bunch to get the point. You want to make sure that your slide doesn’t look like this because this is really too much information to gather slides doesn’t seem like a lot, but it really is so there is no need to cram all of this onto one slide. IT would be best to separate this into a list and to not make your audience have to READ all of this nonsense.
Point out that this is obviously way to much information

5. Is this better? Bulleted lists Visually appealing Neat lines
No tiny picture/big words
No HUGE picture/tiny words

6. Animations and Transitions
Transitions to make your slide show better
Animations to add to the visual
The animations and transitions should help the presentation, not make it hard to follow
Show that this tornado path does not benefit the audience of the information.

7. Conventions Spelling Grammar Punctuation
ALL OF THIS IS IMPORTANT! Just like it is on an essay!

8. Information True facts Reliable information
Don’t just skim about the animal- in depth info.