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Step 8: Use your mouse and the handles to resize the text boxes and graphics as needed on your title slide. Step 6: Move your mouse to the bottom of the slide and click once where it says Name. Add the name of your animal to the title. Step 5: Remove the text in the pop-up box by highlighting and deleting. Step 4: Move your mouse over the My Animal title at the top of the page and double-click. Select the file with your mouse and click Insert. Locate your title slide picture of your animal. Step 3: Pull down the INSERT menu, select Picture, and From File. Then you can begin entering text and data. Navigate to where you want to save your file, rename it, and then click on the Save button. So, if you open a template file, before entering any text or data, click on the FILE menu and select Save As. Step 2: Template files are meant for you to open and immediately save under another name some where on your desktop, hard drive, or floppy diskette. If you do not have this software application, CLICK HERE to download PowerPoint Viewer 2007. You will be able to read the template file if you are using PowerPoint 97 for Windows, PowerPoint 98 for Macintosh, or a later version. This template does not contain the software application itself. This template is intended for readers who have a version of PowerPoint residing on their computer. Step 1: Open the Animal PowerPoint template. Be sure to include the Web sites where you captured graphics.

Add all the bibliographical information for the resources used in this report.

Scroll down to the next slide, Bibliography.

Add a text box explaining how your animal has adapted to its habitat.

Insert a graphic showing either your animal's adaptive behavior or its adaptive body part(s).

Scroll down to the next slide, Adaptations.

Add a text box listing the types of food your animal consumes and explaining why your animal eats those types of food.

Insert a graphic or graphics of the food or prey your animal eats.

Add a text box listing your animal's predators and explaining how dangerous they are to its existence.

Insert a graphic or graphics of some of your animal's predators.

Scroll down to the next slide, Predators.

Add a text box describing your animal's habitat.

Insert a graphic from your files of your animal in its natural habitat.

Scroll down to the next slide, Habitat.

Change the WordArt title to your animal's name.

Add your name to the text box at the bottom of the slide.

Insert a graphic of your selected animal from your files.

Open PowerPoint and select the ( Animal) template.

Show them how to locate the Animal template for this project.

Have each student complete the Student Planning Pages.

For instance, a bee uses a "stinger" to protect itself from predators. SeaWorld/Busch Gardens Animal Information Database

Below is a list of some good Web sites for your students to use to research their animals:.

They can also draw the names of their animals out of a hat.

A good thing to do is to list some animals that have a lot of research available and make this list available to your students.

Have each student select an animal to research.

They will report on this animal's habitat, its predators and prey, and its adaptations to its environment. In this project, your students will create a PowerPoint presentation to demonstrate their knowledge about the adaptations of an animal.