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poem -
In Flanders Fields. |
To save time you
could copy and paste the poem from the internet. |
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Type the poem before you start to
change the formatting, centring the heading etc.
The completed poem should
be saved. |
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A Few Basics |
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heading - |
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Centre the heading |
Change the Font size to a larger size |
Choose a
Font |
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Alignment Buttons |
Font
Size |
Font |
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Select
(Highlight) the Author's name - |
Select (Highlight) the
rest of the poem and change the font size (16) and
font type
(tahoma) |
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Align
to the right |
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Inserting
Clip Art
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Place the
cursor underneath you
poem. |
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In the Clip Art
search Clip Art and Photographs for poppy |
Reduce the image to an
appropriate size |
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Drawing
your own poppies |
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On the Drawing Toolbar
select -
AutoShapes > Basic Shapes > Heart |
Click underneath the poem
and a heart will appear |
Copy the heart and
paste in 3 more |
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Move each heart away from
the others |
On the Drawing Toolbar
select -
Draw > Rotate or Flip |
Rotate or Flip each heart so they point in a
different direction |
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Move the hearts so the
points meet in the middle -
You may need to nudge (press Ctrl and the arrow
keys).
The hearts can overlap in the middle |
On
the Drawing Toolbar select the Oval tool
Click on the screen to get a circle |
Adjust the size of the
circle and move it over the centre of the hearts. |
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Click on a heart and select
red from the Fill Colour Tool |
Colour
the other hearts using the same technique. |
Colour
the circle black using the same technique. |
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Use the Select Objects
tool -
draw around the completed poppy. |
Copy and paste
the poppy. |
Position it next to the original poppy. |
Repeat - depending on how
much room is available |
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