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Ed Tech Integration in the Elementary Classroom

How to Make a Frame in PowerPoint

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re you looking for a way to make your TPT cover page more colorful?  Or to make a bright visual for your classroom?  Well… it’s much easier than you might think!  For this week’s tutorial, I’ll be showing you how to make your own bright and colorful frame in PowerPoint!

 

 

 

Next week, I’m going to add how to make a collage of words in any shape you want!
Check out the guide below for that tutorial!

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  4. Inside this Book says

    Love Technology Tuesdays! Thanks for the "duh" moment!

    Something I can't figure out on my own: How do people get frames that extend to the edge of the page when you print. A lot of the stuff that I download from TpT has no white edges (PDFs). It's early; I hope that makes sense!

    ✿Lynn
    Inside this Book

    • TurntoLearn says

      I'll add it to my list of things to blog about! It may take some time for me to get to it, but it'll be in the poll eventually! Thanks for the idea!

    • TurntoLearn says

      LOL thanks! I try to make it all look easy so that people aren't intimidated by it! Some of the programs have so much going on that it's hard to figure out where to click/what to do, but I hope that the pictures help people feel confident in what they do!

  9. connie says

    Wow – this is so helpful!!!
    Is there a quick and easy way to print out these tutorials?? I am still a paper person and I would love to make a tech help binder for quick reference.
    Thanks in advance 🙂

    • TurntoLearn says

      So glad it's helpful! At some point next week I'm going to convert the files to PDFs and upload them to TPT, so you'll be able to download and print the files as needed. Stay tuned for that!

  11. Kim says

    I just love the step by step instructions! I followed this one on how to create a frame. How do I turn it into an image file so that I can insert it in other programs (like Print Shop and Smart Notebook)?

    Kim

    • TurntoLearn says

      Awesome question! I'll have to add it to the tutorial! You can save it via File > Save As, and select jpg or png from the drop down menu, or you can drag a box around the two shapes created in PowerPoint and right click them, then choose "Save Picture As". I'll definitely add it to the tutorial, thank so much for the awesome question!

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