Be a Friend - My Digital Story

I chose this poem to make my digital story because this poem gave a great impression to me. I got to think about my friends and my friendship between me and my friends after I read this poem.
I think that friendship is the most important thing in the world because if you have friends, you can always feel free to help them, and feel good about it. Sometimes, you can get help from your friends and feeling want to help your friends more.

Helen Keller's Quote

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My Gallery

Summer Cube

I got the photos from pics4learning.com and I made the cube from picturetrail.com. I thank the photographers and the websites.

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My Symmetry Portrait

This is called a symmetry portrait and I made it by these 8 steps:
1. I imported my picture to Kid Pix.
2. I cut my picture into half and erased the background.
3. I drew the outline of myself with the painting tool.
4. I used the eyedropper tool to get the closest colors that I had.
5. I colored the rest of me.
6. I filled the back ground of my picture.
7. I exported the Kid Pix file as a JPEG picture.
8. I posted this on my Blog.
By following these steps, you could make a symmetry portrait too!