Social Studies Presentation templates - Page 16

Ten dollars might not be much for an adult, but for a little kid... it's a fortune with which they can buy candies aplenty! We think it's a good idea to teach children about economics since they're little, so if you are a teacher, have a look at our template!...

It is said that the Phoenicians were the best sailors in the world, and they are considered to be the founders of maritime trade, being this their main economic source, along with craftsmanship. Teaching a history class about this civilization would be exciting... Well now you can do it with...

Can you read a map and find your way? Well, you're an adult, of course, but how about your elementary school students? Someone has to teach them: you! This cool template has photos of skies as backgrounds, as well as a font resembling the 8-bit style, and we've used it...

How does alcohol influence our emotions? How much money do people spend on alcohol? What are standard drink sizes? What is the difference between moderate and excessive alcohol consumption? If you have done your thesis on these interesting questions, check out this template as an awesome design for your thesis...

In order to make sure that a child is learning correctly, sometimes educational assessments are needed. That doesn’t necessarily mean that they must sit exams, though! There are lots of ways of assessing whether a student has already achieved all the goals of the course. On this template for educators,...

What interests children? Does it really need to match the things that the school wants to teach them? Introducing the Montessori education, which focuses on appealing to the kids' interest, instead of a standarized set of topics and subjects. Do you want more information about it? Slidesgo, in collaboration with...

Can you imagine how life was back 2000 years ago? People from the Middle Ages used to see the same sky, rivers and mountains you see, but life was extremely different for them back then. Prepare a lesson on Medieval Europe with this template full of illustrations inspired by those...

The branches of government can be a fascinating subject for a seventh grade class, especially if it’s explained with some pizzazz! This template is a great way to go about it: with its varied background colors and chunky typeface, its slides are attractive without taking the focus away from the...

Dyslexia is a disorder in which the person in particular has trouble reading, spelling words or writing them. Causes range from genetics to environmental, and educators must put extra effort into helping children who want to learn but suffer from dyslexia. Are you aware of the different subtypes there are?...

Understanding our duties and rights as citizens helps us become a better society. Prepare your students for life by explaining them how laws and governments work with this illustrative template designed by Slidesgo. For example, you can focus on explaining how to engage in elections, how the process works, how...

This country has an incredibly rich variety of animals, the biggest young population, and over 700 different languages and dialects. We’re speaking about Indonesia, the largest country composed only of islands, and there’s lots to talk about it. That’s why we have designed this incredible template about it, so that...

Project based learning helps children understand concepts better because it makes them put in use all their skills: planning, collaboration, critical thinking, idea planning… If you’re interested in giving your lessons a new approach, this template with real content curated by a pedagogist will help you get started in the...

Did you grow up reading about knights with shiny armors, princesses in towers, crocodiles in pits or even dragons breathing fire and battles in the walls of some castles? Fantasies like this one are very common surrounding castles, however castles are actually not that fantastic and they have a lot...

Turkey (or Turkiye) is a transcontinental country between Asia and Europe. You might know it for its delicious cuisine, its traditions or some other curiosities like their famous soap operas or their hair transplant fame. One thing is clear: Turkey is a beautiful country with lovely cities that leave no...

Learning about the culture and history of other countries is a great way to cultivate empathy and broaden our horizons. As a social studies teacher you know this very well. We want you to explore this original and colorful template that we have designed for you to develop your lesson...

How can we ensure that students on the autism spectrum are academically included and supported in the best possible way? One interesting approach to this is the TEACCH method, which originated in 1966 and is based on Individualized Learning Objectives and engagingly structured classrooms. Are you curious? Check out this...

The Roman kingdom (yeah, not empire, but kingdom) was ruled by seven kings in total, the first of which was Romulus, one of the founders of the city. Are you looking for inspiration so that your next history class is a great one? Get this vintage-looking template and take your...

Aphrodite, Hades, Hermes, Poseidon… Or also known as Venus, Pluto, Mercury and Neptune. Have you ever heard of these names? We’re speaking about mythology in Greece and Rome, two great empires that inspired most of our current ethics, governments, mathematics, arts and literature. Prepare a lesson with this creative design...