★Multimedia Presentations
Grade 5 Writing Worksheet
NameDate
Plan one slide about the topic. Fill in each part.
Slide topic: the water cycle.
Slide titlePicture (draw it or describe it)CaptionOne fact to say aloud
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5th Grade Multimedia Presentations worksheets
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About this worksheet
A good presentation slide has a short title, a picture that shows the idea, a caption that tells what the picture shows, and one fact the speaker says aloud. Pictures, charts and sound help an audience understand, but only when they fit the topic. On this fifth grade sheet a child gets one slide topic and plans the slide on labeled lines: the title, the picture to draw or describe, the caption and the fact to say aloud.
Each version has a different topic, and the grown-up checks that all four parts fit the topic.
What your child will learn
- Write a short slide title
- Choose a picture that fits
- Write a caption
- Choose one fact to say aloud
Common Core standard: SL.5.5
Worked example
Slide topic: the water cycle. Title: Water Goes Around. Picture: arrows between a cloud, rain and the sea. Caption: Water rises, becomes clouds and falls as rain.
Common mistake
Putting every fact on the slide instead of one picture and one idea.
Helpful hint
One slide, one idea: a title, a picture, a caption and one fact to say.
Questions parents ask
What is the most common mistake with multimedia presentations?
Putting every fact on the slide instead of one picture and one idea.
How can I help my child with multimedia presentations?
One slide, one idea: a title, a picture, a caption and one fact to say.
Are these 5th grade writing worksheets free to print?
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