1. Tell a Story using Powerpoint

2. Tell a Story through a Slideshow Tell a story by using clipart, animation sequences, text or dialog boxes. Tell a story by using clipart, animation sequences, text or dialog boxes. The story must have a beginning, middle, and end. The story must have a beginning, middle, and end. It must be a children’s story with a moral to the story in the conclusion. A moral is a valuable lesson in behavior or a final sentence of a story giving advice. It must be a children’s story with a moral to the story in the conclusion. A moral is a valuable lesson in behavior or a final sentence of a story giving advice.

3. Plan your story Start your presentation with a title slide displaying the story title and your name as a subtitle. Start your presentation with a title slide displaying the story title and your name as a subtitle. Create your characters and the setting of your story. Plan the action sequence and how you will resolve the story for the ending. State the moral of the story as your conclusion. Create your characters and the setting of your story. Plan the action sequence and how you will resolve the story for the ending. State the moral of the story as your conclusion.

4. Animate! Use the custom animation feature to create action in your slideshow. Use the custom animation feature to create action in your slideshow. Change the animations from “on click” to either “with” or “after” previous. Change the animations from “on click” to either “with” or “after” previous. Add slide transitions and timings. Add slide transitions and timings. Rehearse your animations and your slideshow timings. Rehearse your animations and your slideshow timings.

5. Tell a story You can use dialog to tell the story. You can use dialog to tell the story. Yippee! No School Today.

6. Use Custom Animations Use backgrounds Use backgrounds Use animation effects Use animation effects Use text enhancements Use text enhancements