Make a Presentation
Thinking It Through · create · make clear slides with few big words and a picture, then show and talk about them

Kavi Shows the Class About Owls
Kavi wanted to tell the whole class about owls — not on one page, but on slides shown one after another on the big screen. On the first slide Kavi put a title: All About Owls. On the next slide Kavi wrote just one idea — "Owls fly at night" — with a few big words and a picture of an owl. "If I cram too many tiny words, no one can read it," Kavi said. So each slide held one idea, a few big words, and a picture. When it was ready, Kavi stood up, clicked through the slides, and talked about each one. "That," Kavi hooted proudly, "is how you make a presentation!"
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Try this at home: A set of slides you show one after another is called a ____.
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Part of Computing · Stage 3 · S3 on KAVI Academy — a secular, whole-child learning platform for ages 5–12.
