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Introduction enthusiasm more quickly than a long, unbroken block of text (see screenshot).Rather than cramming a year’s worth of activities into one narrative, look for ways to break out some pieces into stand-alone stories. Then place each of those stories in its own text box.To create a new text box in Word, go to Insert: Text Box and then click and drag to draw the box on screen. To give the box a background color and help separate it from the rest of your text, choose Format: Text Box and click on the Colors And Lines tab. To remove the default border around the box, set Line Color to No Line. If you can’t turn your long story into a few shorter stories, you may be able to separate your text into smaller chunks by adding subheads. Leave an empty line above each subhead, but not below to
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Results more quickly than a long, unbroken block of text (see screenshot).Rather than cramming a year’s worth of activities into one narrative, look for ways to break out some pieces into stand-alone
- stories. Then place each of those stories in its own
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- f activities into one narrative, look for ways to
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