1. Affects of Teenage driving Enter your name Right click and choose Edit Slides Delete the text boxes at the top, this one and at the bottom, When you are done or before exiting click File Save As and save this to your folder. Exit this and the next PowerPoint programs when done.

2. Requirements Slide Delete this slide once you are done 1.Every slide must have a background. Click on Format, Background 2.Every slide must have slide transition. Click on Slide Show Slide transition 3.Every slide must have two pictures from the internet that relate to that slide. 1.Right click the picture in Internet Explorer and select Save Picture As, save it to Your folder 2.Inserting pictures into PowerPoint, Select Insert, Pictures, then from file, Your folder 3.Every picture must have animation. Click on slide show, custom animation, then click on a picture and click Add Effect, choose an effect. 4.Every slide must have 4 bullet statements. Click on Insert, Text Box. Click in the text box and click on Format, Bullets and Numbering, bulleted, choose a style. 5.When you are done you will have 10 slides; a title slide, an introduction, 7 slides about teenage driving, and a conclusion slide.

3. Introduction Introduce your topic. Show the viewer what they can expect over the next 8 slides. Delete this box when you are done Your slide show is going to be about the affects that teenage driving has on teenagers, parents and the community. To delete a text box, click on the border and hit the DELETE key To insert a text box to write in; click on Insert then text box

4. Over the next 7 slides you will discuss the affects that Teenage driving has on our community. To insert a new slide click on Insert, New Slide and choose a layout. If you don’t see the Slide Layout window on the right, click View, and check Task Pane. I would recommend to use the Title Only Layout. Make sure each slide has a title When you are done will all 7 slides delete this slide

5. Responsibilities Discuss the responsibility that comes with a drivers license. Now that you are a licensed driver and car owner what additional responsibilities do you have ? You can also use Fill Effects to place a background. Click on Format, Background. Click the down arrow and Choose Fill effects Then choose a fill type; Gradient, Texture, Pattern, Picture Click OK and APPLY (not apply all) Delete this box

6. Are Teenagers Ready Do you think All teenagers are ready to drive. Which type of teenage driver is not ready to drive. How can you tell if a teenager is mature and responsible enough to assume the responsibilities of driving and owning a car. Right click here and choose Open Hyperlink for more information. When you are done, exit Internet Explorer to return to this presentation Right click here and choose Open Hyperlink

7. Local Traffic problems Our area has one of the top traffic problems in the nation, Right click here and choose Open Hyperlink to see the numbers. Discuss how local traffic effects our economy and quality of life. Read the article found at this link Right click here and choose Open Hyperlink. How can we improve traffic conditions. When you are done, exit Internet Explorer to return to this presentationRight click here and choose Open Hyperlink

8. Teenage drivers effect on the local traffic problem Discuss how Teenage drivers effect the traffic problem. Are they just more drivers on the road or does a teenage drivers inexperience increase congestion and traffic problems?

9. Driving Age Is the driving age too low, too high or just right. Support your statement. Give examples that support your opinion. Right click Right click here and choose Open Hyperlink for useful information. When you are done, exit Internet Explorer to return to this presentation.Right click here and choose Open Hyperlink

10. Safety How can you be a safer driver? Right click here and choose Open Hyperlink, using this link list 4 ways you can be a safer driver. When you are done, exit Internet Explorer to return to this presentationRight click here and choose Open Hyperlink

11. Truth or Fiction Right click Myths below and choose Open Hyperlink. Click on the link; Five Teen Driving Myths List the 5 myths as bullet statements. Insert pictures that relate to at least 2 of the myths.Five Teen Driving Myths Write a comment about the last Myth. Tell the read what the most common cause of teenage accidents is.

12. Conclusion A conclusion slide summarize the slide show. This gives the show a logical ending. Delete this box when you are done When you are done or before exiting click File Save As and save this to your folder. Exit this and the next PowerPoint programs when done.