Presentation templates for teachers, trainers and students
A lesson slide has to be readable from the back of the room and simple enough that the class looks at you, not the slide. These templates use large type, soft backgrounds that don't glare on a projector, and numbered layouts for steps and objectives. Describe the lesson and Arcdeck drafts it as objectives, explanation, examples, practice and recap, then writes the speaker notes you'll teach from.
6 education templates
- PastelSoft pastel blocks and sticky notes for lessons.EducationCreative17 layouts
- TerracottaWarm cream and clay for storytelling.Creative17 layouts
- ChalkPremiumA clean chalkboard for teaching, big and legible.EducationDark17 layouts
- ApricotPremiumSoft apricot lesson tabs for teaching.EducationCreative17 layouts
- HarvestPremiumMustard arches and warm cards.EducationCreative17 layouts
- RisoPremiumRisograph print: pink and teal spot inks overprinting.CreativeEducation17 layouts
How to choose
For younger classes, Pastel or Apricot
Soft blocks of colour and numbered tabs make the sequence of a lesson easy to follow. Pastel is free.
For a classic classroom feel, Chalk
A flat slate-green board with chalk-white type and a yellow highlight. It projects well because the contrast is high without a white glare.
For workshops and adult training, Harvest or Riso
Warmer and more playful, with chunky numerals for agendas and exercises.
For storytelling and humanities, Terracotta
Cream, clay and olive with big numerals; free, and calm enough for long reading slides.
Questions
Yes. Give it the topic, the year group and how long the lesson runs, or upload your scheme of work. It drafts the lesson as headlines first, so you can check the sequence before slides are written, and adds speaker notes to every slide.