Before
the Computer:
- Read the book Look Once Look Twice by Janet Marshall
Step 1: Create a new 8 x 10 inch document, which is 300 dpi,
RGB Color mode, and has a White Background.
Step 2:
Open a digital picture.
Choose Window-Images-Tile from the menu bar.
Step 3: Insert the digital picture onto your blank document
by clicking and dragging the image over. Close the digital image and leave open your new document.
Step 4:
Resize the digital image layer as needed and move it to the top
of the document.
Step 5:
Duplicate the digital image layer by pressing command
J on the keyboard.

Step 6: Drag the duplicate digital image layer to the bottom
of the document.
Step 7:
Select the Horizontal Type tool and type a letter
of the alphabet to match your digital image. Resize the letter so it covers a good part of the digital image.

Step 8:
Select the Move tool and adjust the placement of your letter to
your desired location.
Step 9: Click Layer-Simplify layer in the menu bar.
Step 10:
Select the Magic Wand tool. Click inside the letter to select it.
Press delete on the keyboard.
Step
11: Click on Layer 1 Copy in the Layers palette so it
is selected and blue.

Step 12:
Go to Select-Inverse in the menu bar.
Step 13:
Press delete on the keyboard.
Step
14: Select the Move tool in the tool bar and deselect by pressing command
D or Select Deselect in the menu bar.

Step 15: Add a drop shadow from the Layer Styles palette.
Step
16: Use the text tool to type the name of the item in
the digital picture below it.
Step 17: Go to Layer-Flatten Image.
Step 18:
Save and Print the document.
Step 19: Cut the page in half and combine into a class book.
