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The document outlines the daily lesson plan which includes a warm up activity, feedback on prior learning, an existing lesson, and a presentation by students. The topic for the day is setting a picture with inserted text as a desktop wallpaper or background. Students are instructed to complete a task in MS Paint by adding text to a color picture, selecting the text to make it transparent, dragging it over the picture, and removing the unwanted background to present their work.
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- 1. 1. Warm Up Activity 2. Feedback Session on Prior Learning Topic 3. Existing Lesson 4. Task Presentation by Students 5. Warm Up Activity
- 3. Today’s Topic is Picture Insertion to the Text and set it as a desktop wallpaper or background
- 4. Desktop Wallpaper/ Background- is a digital image or video that covers the desktop of a computer or other devices.
- 7. Today’s Task 1. Open MS Paint 2. Get a colourful picture 3. Add text using text tool 4. Select it and take black colour to the colour 2 5. Select Transparent Selection from the Select tool 6. Drag the typed text over the picture 7. Remove the unwanted background by selecting white colour to colour 2 8. Present the task during the class and get the rewards
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