How they work: This template has 20 multiple choice questions, but you can modify the number of questions easily by deleting or duplicating slides in the presentation. As students answer each question, correct answers will reveal a check mark, and incorrect answers will reveal an x.
What can you customize? You can customize the font style, sizes, backgrounds and color. You can customize the number of questions, the borders, and the size of the “buttons”. You can also rearrange the order of the questions if you’d like as well.
Protections: Be sure to protect this file from being edited prior to sharing on TpT or with your students. When you go to File, Save As, you will click on More Options. Click on Tools, then General Options, add in a Password in the box that says “Password to Modify”. Where it says “Save as Type” change that to PowerPoint Show. Change the name so you know this is the protected PowerPoint that will automatically open in Slideshow mode.
NOTE: If you need more information on how to properly upload this resource to TpT and how to create a zip file with all the components, please refer to the video the PowerPoint section!
If you are on a MAC the steps to add your protections are slightly different. Check out the video HERE that walks you through what you need to do!
How they work: This template has 20 multiple choice questions, but you can modify the number of questions easily by deleting or duplicating slides in the presentation (be sure to be mindful of where your buttons link to if you are modifying pages). As students answer each question, correct answers will reveal a check mark, and incorrect answers will reveal a “Try Again” and allow them to go back.
What can you customize? You can customize the font style, sizes, backgrounds and color. You can customize the number of questions, the borders, and the size of the “buttons”. You can also rearrange the order of the questions if you’d like as well (again, be mindful of the links if you choose to do this).
Protections: Be sure to protect this file from being edited prior to sharing on TpT or with your students. When you go to SHARE, in general access you will click on ANYONE WITH THE LINK. Then go to the settings wheel and uncheck both boxes – Editors can change permissions and share and Editors can change permissions. Change the back end of the url (everything after the last slash mark “/” to say “present” so the Google Slide presentation will automatically open in Slideshow mode – this is the url you will share on TpT or with your students.
Need help with this lesson? Email Jillian at hello@jillianfernandez.com and include the workshop and lesson name so we can help you as quickly as possible.