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Oct 15, 2005
I am a student teacher and would like to do a powerpoint
jeopardy lesson. I have seen this done before, but have no
clue to how they set it up. Has anyone ever set one up
before and if so how?
thank you.
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There is software that comes from a company called FTC
Publishing and it is part of a software called Game Pak and
this has other games on it to use with Powerpoint. I use
these a lot and my kids love them. Definitely a good
investment.
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