Google slides for teachers

Use these google slides templates for your classroom whether you are teaching online or in your actual classroom! Display your schedules and routines in style!

Have you ever wanted to add slides to existing Google Slides presentations your students have already started working on? Come read about the Slip-in-Slide Add-On that is ideal for teachers who use digital notebooks, digital writing journals, digital activities and more that are created in Google Slides! This is a game changer for the Google Classroom.

If you’re a Google Slides newbie, this is the post for you! As soon as I discovered Google Slides, I started creating with Google Slides. I loved the versatility of creating my resources right on the internet, and the quick and easy ability to share those resources with my students in Google Classroom. I also […]

Lauren 👋🏽 LoLo Loves Learning on Instagram: "How to make Google Slides Full Screen Interactive!!!⬇️⬇️⬇️ I can’t believe I just learned about this!!! I use it allllll the time now. 1. Google: google slides full screen interactive 2. Click on the full screen interactive google slides chrome 3. Click add extension 4. Go to your toolbar and click on extensions 5. Click on details and make sure the pin to tool bar is ON 6. Open a google slides and click the extension! BOOM! It’s that…

These 6 Google Slides tips and tricks will help make your life in the classroom so much easier, especially if you are struggling with transitions and time management as a teacher. Plus, I share how you can add countdown timers to any PowerPoint slideshow, which is a perfect tool to use during center rotations and transition periods in the classroom!

Google Slides is an excellent resource for creating interactive activities. Here's a basic tour of it's features for teachers.

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to help students learn and teachers teach. Includes posters, schedules, routines, and more. Updated

In last week’s blog post, I shared with you some Google Forms tips and tricks. The self-grading feature of Google Forms makes them perfect for assessments. What they do lack is interactive features. That’s where Google Slides come in handy. Google Slides can be used to create interactive Google activities. This is where students work […]

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