4 or More... 

Learning Target How to... Additional Help
Graphic Animations       Select Graphic > Animations Tab > Add Animation Step-by-Step 
Using Notes  Use Note feature at the Bottom of Each Slide            Video Link 
Adding Hyperlinks  Select Text > Right Click > Hyperlinks            Step-by-Step 
Using Slide Master  View Menu > Slide Master            Step-by-Step 
Types of Music     Modes of Transportation        Different Sports      States in the U.S.     Team Mascots      
Countries Types of Candy Amusement Parks Cities in Wisconsin        Candy Bars
Disney Characters          Board Games Coffee Varieties Animated Movies Subway Sandwiches   
Search Engines College Basketball Teams Milwaukee Brewers       Cell Phone Providers        Colleges or Universities  

Select a topic from above (or get another idea approved) to complete presentation - a comparison of four!  Be creative, compare and contrast, and share similarities and differences regarding the topic of your choice!  Have fun with this and remember to include the components listed below! 

  1. Add a Title Slide and content that makes sense for your topic.
  2. Add one slide per area of comparison - 4 slides total.
  3. Set a background for the presentation that is a good fit for the topic you selected.
  4. Edit the "Master Slides" to include a graphic in the lower right corner of each slide that relates to your topic.
  5. Include a minimum of 3 bullet points on each slide that identifies the comparison to be made.
  6. Include graphics to further explain the contents.
  7. Animate the entrance of at least one graphic.
  8. Create a "conclusion slide" at the end of the presentation to summarize the information shared.  (Sometimes a table works well for this.)
  9. Insert "transitions" between each slide.
  10. Use "custom animation" for the entrance of each bullet point.
  11. Make use of the "notes" area to include additional information about the comparisons.
  12. Add a minimum of one text hyperlink to the web for more information on your topic.