High School Presentation templates - Page 17

This week is the math test. Next week is the geography test. And the week after that is the biology test. Test after test, month after month... Isn't there any way to keep track of everything? Maybe our new template! Yes, we know, the cover makes it look like it's...

Sometimes when we organize and plan things, aesthetics play a big role in our mood! It’s not the same to plan your week or month in a boring way than to do it in an elegant, pretty way! Here we offer you a student pack in an elegant rosé design,...

Going back to school can be difficult for your high school students. Use this original template and design fun activities that encourage them to start their studies with enthusiasm and dedication. In this presentation you will find the resources to plan activities for your students to get to know each...

Uzbekistan is an Asian country that was part of the USSR that, along with other nations, achieved independence when the USSR was dissolved in 1991. Did you know that most Uzbeks are Muslims? And its largest city is called Tashkent? You can use this template for two things: either to...

This presentation template for your high school history class on the Mexican Independence War is designed to transport your students back in time. The brown wood-like background creates a rustic feel that will make them feel like they're in the heart of Mexico during this historic event. And with small...

After World War II ended in 1945 and the Axis powers lost, Vietnam gained independence. Nowadays, September 2 is considered National Day in that country. If you need to teach a history lesson that mentions this event in history, use our template to have a nice and visual slideshow that...

Fresh, fun and juvenile would be some adjectives to describe this template. Does it sound like something you’d like for your next lesson? The memphis style will give your presentation a very unique and modern look that will grasp your high school students’ attention. Any topic or subject will look...

Electromagnetism and magnetism are topics that fascinate students of all ages. With this interactive and engaging presentation, high school students can explore the fundamentals of this scientific field in an exciting way. Using colorful diagrams and creative animations, this science subject for high school will make sure students stay engaged...

What is the biggest animal in the world? Why does time seem to pass more quickly as we age? How do plants make food from sunlight? What causes a rainbow to appear? There’s lots of questions that spark curiosity among students, no matter the age, so we have designed this...

Download the Language Arts Subject for High School - 10th Grade: Globalization and the Future presentation for PowerPoint or Google Slides. High school students are approaching adulthood, and therefore, this template’s design reflects the mature nature of their education. Customize the well-defined sections, integrate multimedia and interactive elements and allow...

For many high school students, those four years of their lives are filled with as much individualism as possible, which includes scrapbooking and redesigning agendas and the like with any stationery available. And here you have a creative multi-purpose template in just that spirit! Doodles, sticky notes illustrations and pastels...

Oh, a class on Spanish literature. Is it about literature written by Spanish authors, or literature written in Spanish? You choose the subject, we give you the template! These slides have backgrounds in cream tones, some decorative illustrations of plants and, to be fair, layouts that are quite easy to...

September 28th is Ask Stupid Questions Day. Don't be afraid to ask! Indeed, in the United States, a day of recognition takes place in schools at all levels of education to make one thing clear: there is no such thing as a stupid question. This day also serves to encourage...

If you let us choose one of the most heartbreaking incidents in Korean history would be the Korean war. Koreans had to fight against their own siblings and neighbors. It was horrific and left a lot of casualties and separated families. If you are a high school teacher, why don’t...

The priest Miguel Hidalgo on September 16, 1810 in the Mexican city of Dolores rang the church bell and asked everyone to fight against the control of the empire of New Spain. The struggle for the Independence of Mexico began! If you want to explain in your high school history...

Not to go into excessively scientific terms and concepts (we leave the science to the experts), the ozone layer is basically our protector from the sun's rays, which makes it possible to live "pleasantly" on Earth, in terms of temperature. However, it is weakening for many reasons and there are...

History lessons might be confusing sometimes, so it’s always better if you can get some visual support. Thankfully, there is this template to give you a hand! You can organize your lesson and sum up the most important points in columns, maps, charts and other resources! The design is perfect...

High school students can get very excited about receiving awards, and this template is up to the task of making such a ceremony feel like a big deal! Its elegant design makes room for photos of the students being honored, as well as all the relevant facts about the award...