Keynote Magic Move for Primary Source Fun

Animated gif showing the word Ice Cream and 4 primary sources from the Library of Congress with photos of ice cream
U.S. National Ice Cream Day (July 21, 2024) provided me with another opportunity to use the Keynote transition Magic Move ,this time with text, exported as an animated gif ,to celebrate the day with a taste of history. This is a great way to introduce the Library of Congress Free to Use and Reuse sets for history learning.  And for learning vocabulary in any subject, students can create flash cards with pizzazz by using Magic Move as a Keynote Transition to a Slide that reveals an image.

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Thanks to my colleagues at the TPS Teachers Network and Library of Congress for the ice cream primary sources. And hooray for the delicious fun with Apple Keynote!

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