Teacher Presentation templates - Page 104

If after reading a couple of lines you've lost interest, perhaps the text is not interesting enough... or you should work on your attention! Educators and Slidesgo work together once again to create an awesome template with actual content, so you can use it right away after downloading it. The...

Kids will love this super fun happy printable planner template! It's the perfect way to learn how to organize their day while having lots of colorful, kawaii-style fun. Keep them motivated and engaged with stars as they check off each task that they've completed. Whether you want them to do...

To better understand a language, we need to know how sentences work. Is it a simple sentence or a compound one? What does it make a subject a subject? Or a verb a verb? Make your students master these concepts with a parsing lesson! Teach them all the secrets of...

Download the Science Subject for High School - 10th Grade: Atoms and the Periodic Table Infographics template for PowerPoint or Google Slides and discover the power of infographics. An infographic resource gives you the ability to showcase your content in a more visual way, which will make it easier for...

Plant the seed of knowledge and curiosity in your little students with these beautiful cartoon infographics about plants and biology. What are the parts of a flower? Are there plants without flowers? Why are most plants green? How do plants grow? There’s nothing as interesting as a well-prepared biology lesson,...

It was the largest empire during the pre-Columbian American period. Its power took place between 1438 and 1533. It is estimated that by 1530 it had 10 million inhabitants in its territories. This territory was included within the current countries of Peru, Bolivia, a large part of Ecuador, northern Chile...

If there's a kid that has special needs when learning, we want to help you, educator, fulfill that mission. Here's a template full of activities for little children. Teach some words, what's left and right, up and down, syllables, or just let the kids color the drawings! Yes, we've made...

The sun is shining, the birds are singing and the kids are playing. An ideal world! There's much to see outside, and breathing fresh air feels so much better. Let's do some activities outside so that we celebrate National Play Outside Day! This illustrated template for kids can be a...

Looking for ideas to celebrate Japanese Culture Day in your school? November 3 is the perfect date to prepare a presentation about this amazing country, its history and its traditions. Why not up your game and use a thematic presentation like this one full of illustrations, resources and beautiful Japanese...

Black Awareness Day, or Dia da Consciência Negra as it is known in Brazil, is celebrated on November 20 every year. Its aim is to raise awareness about the negative perception that some people have about African-Brazilians, and to try to fight for a more equal society. Join the celebration...

Can't get enough of celestial events? Get ready to learn all about eclipses with this creative presentation template! From the basics of what an eclipse is to the different types of eclipses, this template is packed with useful information and visuals. Plus, you'll have the opportunity of enjoying true content...

We all know learning as in "someone who is teaching someone else". There's an approach in education called "experiential learning", consisting of learning through reflection of doing. We don't know the meaning of that, but you may do. In that case, help! Get this template to prepare some slides in...

What are self-instructions and how can they be used to improve on daily habits or study habits? In this presentation, teacher Sandra Medina details the process and uses of self-instructions for Primary and Secondary students. This slideshow full of real content is available in different languages and ready for use,...

Did you know that when it comes to teaching, specially with children, the content or subject is one of the easiest parts to master? The hardest parts are actually learning conflict management, learning all about pedagogy and psychology to understand their feelings, and mastering the art of cooperative working between...

What does a worm have in common with a mushroom? Nothing, right? And with a cat? Completely different! But there’s something that connects them and makes them all alike: ecosystems! Ecosystems are geographical areas where animals, plants and organisms work together with weather and landscape to make a bubble of...

There are many ways to promote team spirit in a classroom. Did you try by preparing some fun activities? We have selected a few you might find interesting for your middle school class. Spark their competition, will to cooperate and curiosity with these activities! Choose the ones you like best...

For those ready to learn the basics of syntactic analysis, this creative template with real content designed by a teacher is the perfect starting point. This comprehensive guide is designed for beginners, but experienced language learners will benefit too. You'll get to explore key concepts like sentence structure, phrase structure...

What games do kids usually play outdoors in South America? Do you know about "rayuela" or "canicas" or "trompo"? What if we said "hopscotch", "marbles" and "spinning top"? Agora sim! If you want to celebrate National Play Outside Day, download this very colorful template and talk about these traditional games....