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.

 Prompt: 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.

Prompt Response: I think choosing the images and artistic components of the presentation took the most creativity. I had to really think about what images would relate to the information on the slide. I decided to use a lot of images representing trust, money, manipulation, and selfishness in the presentation to communicate my understanding of the themes of the story. Because my character, Mrs. Crater, is very selfish and manipulative, I used a lot of photos to communicate that.
Summary: Today in class we finished our presentations on “The Life You Save May Be Your Own.”
Reflection: Overall, I liked this project and it helped me to better understand Mrs. Craters character. I hope to do more presentations like this in the future because they are fun and good for my comprehension of the stories we read.

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