Jeopardy Presentation

I already had a template of a Jeopardy presentation from my student teaching, so I used this as a template for this Jeopardy presentation. Before I was introduced to this template in student teaching, I had no idea you could do this in Power Point. Additionally, now that I know how to link between slides, I could probably make a template on my own if I didn't have one. One thing I did notice that I did wrong through this module (and I realized this while making my Jeopardy game)... I forgot one simple machine in my Power Point lesson plans that I posted. I posted a Power Point within the lesson plan Power Point that a teacher could use in the lesson; however, in that, I only did five and not six simple machines. I just wanted to make everyone aware.

Jeopardy Presentation

Photo Story- Lesson Plan

This time around, using the Photo Story program was like riding a bicycle. I knew exactly what to do. In addition, the fact that I had already had my slides saved as pictures when I made the movie of my lesson plan... made it even easier to use Photo Story. I uploaded all of my slides into Photo Story and created one with ease. The only thing I found difficult was the narration part of it. I just found it a little difficult to talk through it thoroughly.. especially with the Internet resource sites. A lot of the stuff I was explaining had my Internet resource sites involved, and having my audience not be able to see those made it very hard to explain. So what I did at the end of my presentation was provide my blog address to allow those who watch the Photo Story to come to my blog, go under my archive, and find the original Power Point I created and saved to FTP. Then, they could go through my interactive Power Point and click on the Internet resource sites to see what I was talking about. I know I am a very visual person, and as a teacher I know everyone learns in different ways. So I wanted to provide aspects for all types of learners. Hope you enjoy!

Photo Story Lesson Plan