1.
COMPUTER 5
WORKING WITH SHAPES

2.
Content
In this module, you will learn the
following competencies:
• insert shapes in a document;
• format shapes using the
Drawing tools.

3.
SHAPE
INSERTION

4.
1) Select the
Insert tab,
then choose
Shapes in the
illustration
group.

5.
2) Select the
desired shape
in the menu
for the
different
shapes.

6.
3) Drag the
selected shape
to the
document. It
will appear on
the document.

7.
SHAPE
FORMATTING
WE USE THE DRAWING TOOLS CONTEXTUAL
TAB TO FORMAT A SHAPE.
To do this, we:
1) Select the shape in the document.
2) Select the drawing tools Contextual
format tab to display the shape
formatting commands.
3) Choose the tool needed to format the
shape.

8.
SHAPE
FORMATTING
1) Select the shape
in the document.

9.
SHAPE
FORMATTING
2) Select the drawing tools
Contextual format tab to
display the shape
formatting commands.

10.
SHAPE
FORMATTING
3) Choose the tool
needed to format
the shape.

11.
Six group of Contextual Format Tab
• Insert Shapes Group
• Shape styles Group
• WordArt Styles Group
• Text Tools
• Arrange Group
• Size Group

12.
Story Map
Title: The Lion and
the Mouse
Author: Esopo
Setting:
jungle
Characters:
Lion and
mouse
Beginning:
Once when a lion, the king of the
jungle, was asleep, a little mouse
began running up and down on
him. This soon awakened the
lion, who placed his huge paw on
the mouse, and opened his big
jaws to swallow him.
Middle:
The lion was so tickled by the idea of
the mouse being able to help him that
he lifted his paw and let him go.
Sometime later, a few hunters
captured the lion and tied him to a
tree. After that they went in search of
a wagon, to take him to the zoo.
End:
Just then the little Mouse happened to
pass by. On seeing the lion’s plight, he
ran up to him and gnawed away the
ropes that bound him, the king of the
jungle.
"Was I not, right?" said the little mouse,
very happy to help the lion.
MORAL: Small acts of kindness will be
rewarded greatly.