2. The All American Turkey By Your Name Insert an image of a turkey here. Use any type of image from any source. This is a title slide. Replace “your name” with your actual name.

4. A cartoon turkey Insert a turkey clip art that is humorous or in cartoon form from the Microsoft Clip Gallery Live. This is done from within PowerPoint. You must be hooked to the internet when you do this ( I nsert, P icture, C lip Art, C lips Online). This works best using Internet Explorer.

6. There are several domestic breeds of turkeys. This is the Narragansett. Insert a Narragansett turkey here. I’ll let you figure out where to find one.

7. A Patriotic Turkey Select the turkey, ungroup it (using the drawing toolbar), make the feathers red, white, and blue, select all of it and then regroup it.

8. A Funky Turkey Using the various shape tools on the drawing toolbar and in autoshapes, attempt to draw a rudimentary turkey.

9. A Fast Turkey Place an image of a running or flying turkey off the edge of this slide (you may want to reduce the view setting) Have the turkey appear on the screen by rapidly moving from one side of the screen to its current position. As the turkey appears, a whoosh sound should be heard. (You will use the custom animation option under slide show – select crawl or fly)

10. Leading Turkey States - 1999 This is the chart template. Prepare a bar graph that shows the leading turkey states in 1999. They were: North Carolina (46 million), Minnesota (43.5 M), Arkansas (27 M), Virginia (24 M), Missouri (24 M). Hint: On the chart template you replace their data with yours. You can delete any columns or rows you don’t need. Animate your chart so that each bar appears on a mouse click.

12. Eating Turkey Find a video that involves a turkey and place on this page.

14. Turkey Related Products Resize these objects so they are about the same size, place into two rows of three objects each, align the items vertically and horizontally. You will want to click on draw on the drawing tool bar to accomplish the alignment.