Moments of the day
Classroom presentations
Presentations are a key part of the school day, whether you’re introducing new material, reviewing concepts, or letting students share their work. A clear, focused presentation helps students follow along and stay engaged, especially when visuals and interactive elements are included.
Projecting a classroom screen with the right template keeps your lesson organized and your students on track. From younger learners who need bright visuals and timers to high schoolers who benefit from checklists and polls, a tailored screen supports every age group and makes your teaching more effective.
Templates for Classroom presentations
Pre-K (ages 3–5)
Show and tell for pre-K presentations
A simple, visual classroom screen for pre-K show and tell with tools to guide presentations and check understanding.
Kindergarten to 2nd grade
Student presentations for K–2
A simple screen for student presentations in K–2 with a timer, name picker, checklist, and exit ticket.
Grades 3–5 (ages 8–11)
Presentations for grades 3–5
A simple, fair way to run student presentations with helpful classroom tools.
Grades 6-8 (ages 11–14)
Presentations for grades 6–8
A ready-to-use presentation screen for grades 6–8 with timer, name picker, checklist, and feedback tools.
Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)
Presentations for high school (grades 9–12)
Organize and manage student presentations for grades 9–12 with timers, checklists, and feedback tools.
Why teachers like it
- Keeps presentations organized and visually clear for students.
- Offers interactive tools to boost participation and understanding.
- Saves teachers time with ready-made, adaptable templates for every grade.
How to set it up
- 1Sign in and choose the 'Presentations' category in the template library.
- 2Pick a template that fits your grade level and lesson goals.
- 3Customize the widgets: add timers, instructions, visuals, or polls as needed.
- 4Project the screen at the start of your lesson.
- 5Use interactive tools like drawing, name picker, or polls to keep students involved throughout the presentation.
Tips
- Preview your screen before class to check that all widgets are set up the way you want.
- Use the drawing tool to highlight key points or annotate visuals during your talk.
- Encourage students to respond to polls or questions on their devices for real-time feedback.
- For younger grades, keep instructions simple and use large, colorful visuals.
Questions teachers ask
Can I use these screens with any projector or interactive whiteboard?
Yes, the screens work on any computer and can be projected in any classroom setup.
Are there templates for different subjects and age groups?
Yes, you’ll find templates designed for every grade level and a variety of subjects.
Can I edit the templates to fit my lesson?
Absolutely. You can add, remove, or rearrange widgets to suit your needs.