Who AM I? 2nd Grade Flip Page Activity
- Go to www. portaportal.com
Open up 2nd grade and click on People to Know Review.
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- Read about George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Susan B. Anthony, Helen Keller, Jackie Robinson, and Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Write 3 “Who Am I?” statements about each person in the chart below. George Washington is done for you. Begin statements with “I”
*Teachers –may be helpful if this was done before coming to lab.
George Washington- I led the fight for freedom from England.
- I am called the “Father of Our Country.”
- I was the first president of the United States.
Abraham Lincoln
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Susan B. Anthony
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Helen Keller
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3.
Jackie Robinson
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Martin Luther King, Jr.
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“Who Am I?” Flip Page Student Directions
(Powerpoint Activity)
□Open Shortcut to 2 lab folder on desktop.
*Double click Who Am I 2nd grade template
□Go to File, Save As…
*Next to File Name: type your name
□Slide 1 is done for you as an example.
□Click on Slide 2
*Add your 3 statements about one of the people on your list
□Click on Slide 3-6
*Continue in the same manner as Slide 2
□Click on Slide 7
*Slide 7 isdone for you as an example
□Click on Slide 8
*Type in title (person’s name that you wrote statements about in slide 2- click on slide 2 if needed to review statements)
*Click in the middle of the slide
*Insert the picture of the person named in your title for this slide.
-Go to Insert, Picture, From File
-On the left hand side of the window, My Network Places
-Double click Teachers on Bradley 2000
-Open Second Grade
-Open 2nd Grade People Pictures
-Select the Person that you want and Insert
-To resize picture, ALWAYS drag from the corner.
□Click on Slide 9-12
*Continue is the same manner as Slide 8
□Raise your hand when you are done. SAVE your work.
Printing and Flip Page Instructions
- After all slides are complete, print as a handout 6 slides per page.
*FILE -> PRINT WHAT: select HANDOUTS
*Handouts -> Slides per page ->select 6
*Select Ok
- Once printed, on page 1, cut around both sides and the bottom of each slide to create a “flap.”
- Put glue (or staple) on the back of page 1—DO NOT GLUE FLAPS!
- Place page 1 on top of page 2. Make sure the sides are directly on top of one another.
This is what handouts will look
like when printed out-
This is what your completed project will look like when put together.Notice how flaps will lift up to reveal picture/information on second page.
Page 1 is placed on top of page 2.