If you're here we assume three things are true.
1. You've got an Internet Animal all picked out, including a great picture that you're ready to copy from a web site.
2. You've visited a few web sites where you can get information about your particular kind of animal.

3. You're ready to find out what information you need to put in your presentation to get certified as an official Internet Animal parent.

If not you need to contact Mr. Fier, just raise your hand in class, or send him an e-mail at nrubinf@nycboe.net or Click HERE.

Of course if you've not got all these done your ready to make a presentation.

Here are the eight pages that you must create to get agency approval.

A Title Page. Here you will introduce yourself a give a title to your presentation.
Your Internet Animal Page. Here you will show a picture of your Internet Animal and explain what kind of an animal it is.
Habitat Page. Here you will show with words and pictures how your Internet Animal is most happy living.
Food & Water Page. Here you will show with words and pictures how and where your Internet Animal gets food and water.
Environment Protection Page. Here you will show with words and pictures how your Internet Animal protects itself against the elements.
Other Animal Protection Page. Here you will show with words and pictures how your Internet Animal protects itself against other animals that might attack it.
Interaction with Humans Page. Here you will tell what interaction your animal has with humans.
A Conclusion Page. Here you can put anything from a simple "The End" to all the reasons you picked this Internet Animal to adopt.

There are a LOT of Multi-Media programs that you can make a presentation for your animal.
Go to your applications folder to open any of the applications listed here.

HyperStudio
MicroWorlds
Microsoft PowerPoint
Apple Keynote
Example of a Presentation in Apple Keynote

Once you've created your presentation and given a report to the class you need to find out if you got a good enough score to become a Animal Internet Parent.

Check Your Score