If you have a pdf that you'd like to enlarge, you can do so right from within Adobe Reader. Here's how: Go to "Print", then choose "Poster": Next, set the scale to "200%" for 4 pages (experiment for larger) and I prefer no overlap, so set it to 0: PRINT!!

Jo Bailey has shared an excellent option for use when having your students collaborate to create a game here: http://bit.ly/38Jh9GZ This file includes the expectations and the rubric. The file can be used in printed format or in digital format through Google Classroom or by printing QR codes that students can scan for easy access to the file. 8th Grade Standards/GLOs addressed ( digital version of below file ):

Did you know that there are great options to convert pdf files to Powerpoint? And, they don't just convert each page as an image but actually recreate file w/text boxes, etc. Not perfect, but very good. Click this Google Search link to locate options: http://bit.ly/35491xO (I've used both "Smallpdf" and "Ilovepdf" and had great results.) Once you have the Powerpoint, you can, then, easily, convert to Slides while uploading. (Just click the "cog" in the upper right corner of Drive, then "Settings" and make sure you have "Convert uploaded files to Google Docs editor format" checked as shown below.) If you're trying to create a presentation from a pdf, these tools are lifesavers!!