1. 1. I Can Count!
2. 2. I can count 1 strawberry.
3. 3. I can count 2 dogs.
4. 4. I can count 3 flowers.
5. 5. I can count 4 cherries.
6. 6. I can count 5 cats.
7. 7. I can count 6 balls
8. 8. I can count 7 pencils.
9. 9. I can count 8 children.
10. 10. I can count 9 chairs.
11. 11. I can count 10 fingers.
12. 12. I can count!1..2..3..4..5..6..7..8..9..10
13. 13. The End.
14. 14. Guide to Creating an E-Book in Microsoft Powerpoint andMouse HouseBy: Stacy ArbuckleEPSY 6397Summer 2012
15. 15. Who can use this? Hearing An individual who cannot hear, can look at the wordsand see the pictures. Vision An individual without vision can listen to the story. Motor skills The mouse house allows individuals withunderdeveloped motor skills to have access to clickand go through the presentation.
16. 16. Power Point This project was designed to accommodate students withseveral needs. Sound can be turned off so students may readthemselves. Sound is provided for students who are learning to connect speech to text. Also, arrows are provided to click to the next slide for those who have the fine motor skills to control a mouse or track pad. However, you can move fromone slide to the next with a simple click of a mouse nomatter where the cursor is. The mouse house described laterin this presentation allows students with underdeveloped motor skills to easily access the clicking function of a mouseor track pad. How to create an E book with images and audio that is accessible to children with special needs.
17. 17. Step 1 Open a new presentation in Power Point You can select from any format you like or simplychoose a blank one. I chose a Title and Content format. I added text in the title box and images in thecontent box.
18. 18. Step 2 Insert text. To insert text, click the text box and begin typing. Insert text and pictures as desired. To insert a picture, select the picture icon from the insert ribbon. You can select pictures from clipart, or from a file on your computer. If selecting images from the internet, they should be downloaded and pre-saved to a file on your computer.
19. 19. Step 3 Add sound To record sound you will select audio from theinsert tab. Then select record audio. To begin recording, select the red circle button. To stop recording, select the blue square button. A sound icon will pop up on your slide. Select the icon to format sound. Under the format audio selection you can opt to have your sound play automatically or upon a click of the mouse. You can also opt to hide the sound icon in Play Mode.
20. 20. Mouse House As is common in any classroom, educatorsoften have an idea of something they wouldlike to buy or create, but do not have thefunds or resources to complete the project. I did not have the material for the mousehouse that was represented on the websiteprovided for us in the assignment, so I gotcreative and resourceful.
21. 21. Materials Tape Small box Chap stick (Lid) Mouse (Wireless)Almost anything that represents these 4things can be used. These were just what Ifound laying around.
22. 22. Steps1. Tape or glue your mouse into your box.2. Take cap off your chap stick. (Any brand will do)
23. 23. Steps continued4. Tape or glue cap ontoarea of mouse that willclick.5. Place box top on top ofmouse.
24. 24. You are ready to click!