One of the really handy “things” about most Microsoft programs is the Undo Button (it looks like the image to the right). If you make a mistake – no need to panic – click the Undo button and this will remove your mistake. Then you can try again. The Undo Button is found in the Button Bar on the top of the screen. Each time you click-on the button, PowerPoint will “go back” one change. If you click too far, there is a “Redo button” that will “undo the undo.” They are both very handy when you need them.
Click on the New
Slide button once again. 
When you click the button, you will once again see the Title and Bulleted List Template Slide (in the center portion of the screen). As indicated before, we may not desire to use this slide template all the time. So, we’re going to now select a template that has a Title, Bulleted List and a space for a picture (image). Look at the right side of the screen. If you screen looks like the one to the right, click-on the Blank Presentation button and the image below will appear. The right side of your screen should already look like the image below, but just in case it doesn’t, Blank presentation will make it look like the image below.
The image above will now appear, on the right side of your screen. Look at the bottom left of this screen. We’re going to choose a Text and Content Layouts Slide Template for our next slide. You may have to use the “elevator bar” or “down V” on the right side of this Slide Layout screen. You’ll need to move down until your screen looks like the image below.
Click-on the slide indicated (by the arrow). As soon as you click on this choice the center portion of your screen will change to the new slide template we selected. The center of your screen should look like the image below.
Click in the "Click to add text" box and type:
Knife (tap Enter)Spoon (tap Enter)
Plate (tap Enter)
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