Today, you continued working on your "The Life You Save May Be Your Own" PowerPoint project. Think about the creation process. Which part of creating your presentation has required the most thought or creativity? What choices have you made with your information, images, or slide design to help communicate your understanding of the story? Explain.

 The part that has required the most thought and creativity is the writing upon each slide. The writing made me have to good and look up certain things about the story helping me learn more about it. Also I had to creatively think about ways to implement the subjects into my writing for each slide. Over all this creation of power point helped me under stand the story way better after the creation of it.

Today in class we started working on our power points on the story The Life You Save May Be Your Own. We got to randomly choose a character and create a presentation on them.

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