highlight the spoken text in different colours to indicate which character is speaking at the time. Don't forget to save the PowerPoint as a 'Show' rather then presentation which will mean it will open up directly into a slideshow. As an added extra you could record different children's voices reading the narration and character parts.
Tuesday, 18 March 2008
Fluency in Reading
Ofa is trying to develop her children's fluency in reading and wanted some ideas using ICT. We thought of how we could use PowerPoint and the children's instructional readers. Type in the story exactly as how it appears in the book, a page a slide, highlight the spoken text in different colours to indicate which character is speaking at the time. Don't forget to save the PowerPoint as a 'Show' rather then presentation which will mean it will open up directly into a slideshow. As an added extra you could record different children's voices reading the narration and character parts.
highlight the spoken text in different colours to indicate which character is speaking at the time. Don't forget to save the PowerPoint as a 'Show' rather then presentation which will mean it will open up directly into a slideshow. As an added extra you could record different children's voices reading the narration and character parts.
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