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Jun 12, 2011
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meep(bookmark, bookmark, bookmark.....)
On 6/14/11, centexpk wrote: > for the younger groups: [link removed].
Aaron
As Janet mentioned, a really good way to find PPTs is using google. What you do is type in what you want followed by filetype:ppt
So let's say you want a power point on Hitler: hitler filetype:ppt or photosynthesis filetype:ppt
So let's say you want a power point on Hitler: hitler filetype:ppt or photosynthesis filetype:ppt
pptuser
Just try googling "PowerPoints for Teachers" + whatever subject you're looking for.
On 6/12/11, Jack/AR/7-8 wrote: > Is there a favorite power point site that has the PPTs > already made? For some of us who are technology deprived > in spirit, it would be wonderful! > Jack/AR/7-8
On 6/12/11, Jack/AR/7-8 wrote: > Is there a favorite power point site that has the PPTs > already made? For some of us who are technology deprived > in spirit, it would be wonderful! > Jack/AR/7-8
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