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This slideshow presentation is intended for an audience of middle school

PREFACE. This slideshow presentation is intended for an audience of middle school to junior high aged girls. Girls of this age are usually experiencing issues pertaining to their looks. Puberty is beginning or already in progress and

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This slideshow presentation is intended for an audience of middle school

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  1. PREFACE This slideshow presentation is intended for an audience of middle school to junior high aged girls. Girls of this age are usually experiencing issues pertaining to their looks. Puberty is beginning or already in progress and many young girls don’t know how to feel about themselves. Society places a large emphasis on the way we look, thus creating a vision that we should all be perfect in our appearance. This presentation strives to show young girls that looks can be deceiving; and that we are all beautiful in our own way. I hope that by viewing this presentation, many girls will be able to feel more confidently about themselves. I envision this presentation being viewed in a classroom setting; possibly as part of a physical education program since the class is already separated between girls and boys. I would also recommend that a similar slideshow be presented to boys of the same age. Society may portray the human being as perfect and absent of any flaws; however, our imperfections and flaws are what make us beautiful. My purpose is to help young girls see that what may appear to be perfect is not always so. By creating a visual for girls I believe it will create more of a lasting impact. I hope that by doing so many of the girls will walk away feeling better about them- selves. Thus, accomplishing my intended goal.

  2. Worried About How You Look? Tired of seeing magazines with perfect women? WONDER WHY THEY DON’T HAVE…. uneven skin tones hair in unwanted places smaller breasts acne not so perfect bodies stretch marks bad hair days

  3. The List Goes On and On, Doesn’t It? Models Aren’t Perfect Either… Looks Can Be Deceiving

  4. uneven skin tone sunk in eye sockets dark under eye circles large pores DIGITALLY ALTERED NATURAL

  5. face touch-up excess fat bigger bellybutton larger stomach wider hips DIGITALLY ALTERED NATURAL

  6. uneven skin tone under eye wrinkles broader nose crooked lip freckles DIGITALLY ALTERED NATURAL

  7. glared eyes wrinkles broader nose large pores DIGITALLY ALTERED NATURAL

  8. Still Think They’re Perfect?

  9. They Are, But Not Because of These Photos. BECAUSE THEY ARE WOMEN…. Mothers, Daughters Sisters, Friends, Classmates THE SAME AS YOU!!

  10. CREDITS Pictures Provided By Greg’s Digital Archive homepage.mac.com/gapodaca/digital/digital.html Music Provided By Christina Aguilera & RCA Records “Beautiful” written and composed by Linda Perry

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