Teletherapy: How to Create Game Stamps in Adobe Acrobat Reader Part 2

In How to Create Game Stamps in Adobe Acrobat Reader Part 1, I explained how to create images as PDF's that can be used in Acrobat Reader. In Part 2, I will show you how to save your PDF images so they can be used as game stamps with any game board that is also saved as a PDF using Acrobat Reader.  To make your saved PDF images into game stamps, open a PDF document or game board in Acrobat Reader. Click on Comment in the side tool bar. There should be a yellow speech bubble by it. This will bring up another tool bar that appears at the top. Select the game stamp icon. Scroll down to select custom stamp and choose "create". A new dialog box will appear. Click on browse to surf through your own saved PDF images. Select the one you want and it will appear in the dialog box. Remember, it MUST BE A PDF. Create a category and name for the stamp and save it.

Now when you click on the stamp tool icon, the category name will be listed and the images will appear when the category name is hovered over. Click on the image you want to use for your game then click on the game board PDF. The stamp can be resized and dragged about the game board. 

Creating game stamps using photo images of student pets has been a favorite with many of my students. That said, any image or clip art can be turned into a game stamp.