Look through your Google Drive or in your favorite TpT store to find the perfect PDF to add to Google Slides.PDFs are great for disseminating information and sharing documents but when you can't edit PDF, they can also be a hassle to use. This makes it easy to share photos to add to their reading journals or other activities in the Lucky Little Toolkit. My students love it when I add in my Bitmoji! Of course, this means your students can also add in their own elements as well.
Of course, you can also add audio to the Google Slide to make your assignment accessible to all learners! Added Benefits of Adding a PDF to Google SlidesĪdding a PDF to Google Slides has so many benefits! First, you can add additional elements to the PDF like your own voice or instructions. Your students will not be able to move any text or images on the screenshot PDF, but they can write over it and add shapes! You can also add additional elements and instructions by inserting shapes, images, and texts. That will save your image to the background of the slide. If you are unsure, you can always search “screenshot” to find recently saved screenshots. It usually will save to the desktop, downloads, or photos. Next, click “choose image” then “browse” to find where your screenshot saved. To import your image that you screenshot, click the background button.
Get rid of the text boxes by changing the layout to “Blank” slide or simply deleting the text boxes.
Click on custom and change the dimensions to 8.5 x 11 inches. After you open a new Google Slide, name your presentation. Next, go to your Drive and press the New button and choose Google Slide. Some computers use the Windows key instead of the Alt button. On most PCs, you hold down Alt and the PrtScn key (Print Screen) on the computer.
If you are on a Mac, you’ll hold down Command, Shift, and 4. Then take a screenshot of the PDF exactly how you want it to appear on the Google Slide. Next, Zoom out on the PDF so you can see everything in the PDF your screen. There are so many options in the Tool Kit alone! Try Math Exit Tickets or different Vocabulary Activities for your lucky little learners! Step 2: Take the Screenshot One of my favorites is the addition strategies from the > Lucky Little Learners Tool Kit. Here are the steps for adding a PDF to Google Slides so students can add writing, shapes, text, and more! Step 1: Find the Perfect PDFįirst, choose the PDF you want to add to Google Slides. Google Slides is my go-to for student activities in Google Classroom and Seesaw (and really, any other learning platform)! Of course, I have so many student-friendly activities available in PDF format, but to make them interactive for students, it’s a great idea to add them to Google Slides.
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