Module 1: Handouts

The Focus for Module 1 is to Identify Your Journal Topic and Key Activities.

Click here to download the slide handout.

Worksheet Examples for Your Activity Pages

Editable PowerPoint Version of Activity Page Examples

Scroll down to access your journal templates.

Step One: Click here to download your “Click here to download your “Fill in the Blanks with Pen or Pencil” Journal Template.

• Complete the Module 1 Print Out Worksheets that we cover in the video tutorials.
• Then move on to step two below and begin to type your content into the PowerPoint or Keynote templates.

Note: The working draft version of the Keynote and PowerPoint templates in this module, are designed so you can see a two-page spread – like you would see facing pages in a book.

To make the journal creation process as easy and enjoyable as possible, it’s important that you be able to see the two-page spreads at a glance, that’s why your working draft is formatted as a two-page spread.

• However when you are ready to format your manuscript for publication (which we go into in module 3), you’ll need to transfer your content to a single page spread in Canva, PowerPoint or Keynote or a double page spread in InDesign. (You’ll receive these templates in module 3.)

Step Two: Once you’ve completed the Module 1 Print Out Worksheets, transfer your ideas from your pen and paper template into a “type-into” template (below).

• Option 1: PowerPoint template. Click here to download the PowerPoint template and SAVE IT to your computer.
• Option 2: If you require a Keynote Template instead of a PowerPoint template – click here to download the KEYNOTE version of the Step Two template. version of the Step Two template.
• Option 3: Advanced Option – Manuscript-Ready InDesign Template: You can format your manuscript using Adobe InDesign.
  • Click here for the Manuscript-Ready Adobe InDesign template – can only be edited in InDesign.
  • Or you can transfer the content you created in the pen and paper template in Step 1 to PowerPoint or Keynote. Then outsource the Adobe InDesign manuscript formatting to D’vorah or the book designer of your choice.