Description
Since September, I think I’ve told my students a thousand times where the “Zoom-In” button is on their Google Slides. Ok – maybe a slight exaggeration, but I do feel like I’m repeating myself a lot, on how to navigate Google Slides.
I needed to create something that would help my students work more efficiently while using Google Slides, as well as something that would help me from continuing to repeat myself (not that I minded repeating myself to help them).
My Google Slides Reference Rings is an easy-to-use resource that helps students navigate the toolbar while working in Google Slides.
There are 16 different cards for students to reference.
I have also included 5 blank cards, for you to add text boxes – in case I missed something your classroom needs.
I have created reference rings for my students to use by sliding them on to a key ring. I have also set-up my “Take What You Need” pocket chart to display the Google Slides reference cards so that students could take what they needed and tape in their notebooks.
These were created the same size as my Mini Anchor Charts – this means they can easily slide into a clear pocket label adhered to a student’s desk.
What you will be receiving:
– 16 different Google Slide Toolbar Reference Cards (PDF, not editable)
each reference card comes 6 cards to a page
each reference card focuses on one tool-bar option
– 5 blank Google Slide Toolbar Reference Cards (Powerpoint, can add text boxes to)
If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask!
Email: charleys.classroom13@gmail.com
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