Something New today

[Margaret Allen]

I was working with some lovely people today, who promise me they will be putting up some resources soon...... ;)

Anyway, one of them wanted to know whether there was any way of saving a stack of squares so that they could be used as "tiles" for a 100 square.
:eek:

What was fantastic was that :
We created a stack.
We saved them in the resources area as a stack.
We went back to get them.
They came back as a stack.

Isn't this software brilliant graemlins/clap.gif

[Margaret Allen]

As nobody else answers my postings, I'll answer them myself! graemlins/icon_lol.gif

I have used cuisinaire to create a 100 square grid. This means that each individual square within the grid can be "filled".

Alternatively have created a stack of squares to cover up the numbers. Save these within your resources area for future use. smile.gif

Posted it within Primary Numeracy Flipcharts.

[Sarah Carpenter]

Hi Margaret,

I would have answered your posting but I didn't understand what you were getting at! :confused:

But now I've downloaded the flipchart it all becomes clear - Thanks, it's a great idea.

Sarah

[Margaret Allen]

Thanks Sarah! graemlins/clap.gif

[Peter Lambert]

To explain the process...
If you go into design mode, marquee select (drag a big rectangle around) a group of images, this will group several images all together. Then drag them down into the image library. Name them and they will be saved as a group and therefore can be dragged out as a group.