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July 29, 2019 I. Objective: A. Activity

This lesson plan outlines how to insert and modify pictures and format text in Microsoft Word. Students will learn to insert background pictures, modify pictures by stretching edges and selecting wrap text to bring images behind text. The lesson also covers changing font color and aligning paragraphs to the center. An evaluation at the end tests students' understanding of image files, text formatting tools like bold and justify, and steps for inserting pictures into Word documents.

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July 29, 2019 I. Objective: A. Activity

This lesson plan outlines how to insert and modify pictures and format text in Microsoft Word. Students will learn to insert background pictures, modify pictures by stretching edges and selecting wrap text to bring images behind text. The lesson also covers changing font color and aligning paragraphs to the center. An evaluation at the end tests students' understanding of image files, text formatting tools like bold and justify, and steps for inserting pictures into Word documents.

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region V
Division of Camarines Sur
CASUGAD NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Casugad, Bula, Camarines Sur

Semi Detailed Lesson Plan


In TLE 9
For MICROSOFT WORDS

July 29, 2019


I. Objective
At the end of the lesson the student should be able to :
A. Insert background picture and modify picture

B. Change font color

C. Format Paragraph

II. Subject Matter


Topic:
Inserting and modify Picture, text formatting.
Materials : Chalk Board, Computer with Microsoft word,
Reference : Microsoft office
By: Ed Bott
Pages : 116 - 118

III. Procedure

A. Activity
1. Opening Prayer
2. Let the class sing (read the song lyrics on white screen)
3. Elicit the student’s knowledge about the image or picture insertion in ms
word.

B. Analysis
Make the student answer the following questions
1. What is image file ?
2. Why do we need to study the image file insertion in computer?
3. What are the common trouble or problem that are usually encountered in
looking for image file?
4. Differentiate justify.
5. Enumerate text formatting.

C. Abstraction.
1. Putting photos in a Word document makes it more interesting and
widely use for better presentations and highlights points raised in the
text, whether it's a news release about a new product or a vacation
photo in a Christmas letter.
2. Microsoft Office supports most of the common image formats, which
means you can import almost any kind of photo or graphic into a Word
document to print. As long as Word can open an image, you can print
the image from Word. Certain image file-types print better than others,
though image size and resolution affect print quality more than file
type.

3. Microsoft Word supports images in most common file types: EMG,


GIF, JPG, PNG, BMP, WMF and TIFF. Additionally, with the use of
filters, you can add support to Word for images in CDR, CGM, EPS
and PCT format. Once you’ve imported an image into Word, you’ll be
able to print it as it appears on the screen. But some image formats are
better than others for retaining quality, so when printing large images -
- full page at 8.5 by 11 inches or bigger -- the type of file you use
begins to matter.

4. Text formatting refers to the attributes of text other than the actual text
itself. For example: bold, italics, underlining, color, and size, are all
formatting attributes of text.

D. Application

Let the learner prepare the ms word


1. Set to long siᴢe 8.5x13
2. Open the Word document that you want to insert a photo in.
3. Click the place in your document where you want the image file to
appear. Word's insertion cursor, a vertical blinking bar, will appear at
this point. When inserted, the picture's bottom left corner will be at
this point.
If you do not select a point, the picture will be inserted wherever the
cursor is currently located.
4. Access the "Insert image" dialog box. The "Insert Picture" dialog is
where you will select the photo you wish to insert in your Word
document.
5. Browse to the image file you want to insert.
6. Click the file, then click "Insert."
7. Modify the photo, select and double click the photo.
8. Choose wrap text, and then click behind text.
9. Stretch the photo on its middle edges called grips.
10. Select the background picture which were you to start to type.
11.Start to type copy writings on the white screen.
12.Type control “a” to select all text
13.Change font color if too glaring.
14.Use control “e” to align to center the whole paragraph.
15.Apply control “b” for the title
IV- Evaluation
1. Image file is a. background b. photo file
2. Control b is a. black text b. bold text
3. Control e is a. to center the document b. justify document
4. Behind text is to a. justify text b. bring image behind text
5. Control “j” is to a. bring in front text b. justify text
.
IV. Assignment
1. What are the what are the step in putting pages?
2. What are the 3 different edit View

Prepared By: check by:


Mr. Jose Nilo Modesto Z. Pastoral Nena S. Del Castillo
Teacher Head Teacher

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