Fun Ideas for Google Slides Templates for Teachers
If you are looking for Google Slides templates for teachers, look no further! I have a ton of cute backgrounds that will make your life so much easier when you are creating slideshows to present to your students. All you have to do is add text, everything else is done for you. There are cute backgrounds, themed backgrounds, as well as monthly backgrounds to change things up! These can also be used with PPT if you are a Microsoft district.
Are you that teacher?
Are you the teacher who spends way too much time trying to create the backgrounds for your presentations? That would be me! I’m here to make it easier for you! The slides are done, just add text. I have spent the last eight years collecting clipart – and LOTS of money (seriously an addiction) – so let me help you by eliminating one of the steps that might be taking you away from curriculum. Now… if you are the teacher who loves doing this – (that would be me as well) have fun creating! We could be best friends! But if not – keep scrolling to see all that I have to offer.
Google Slides Templates Design
Here’s my latest google slides templates for teachers – monthly template slides. There are a TON to choose from for each month. So many that you pretty much have a different option daily, and then some.
- August – back to school templates, classroom subjects for you to explain different expectations, first day templates, students with backpacks, students, and school banners 90+ options
- September – students with supplies, students reading, teacher templates, students sitting for morning work, students listening, students raising hands 70+ options
- October – Halloween backgrounds – but I’ll be adding some more generic ones to this set in September
- November – Fall themed backgrounds, turkeys, scarecrow 35+ options
- December – Winter themed backgrounds, gingerbread, Christmas 60+ options
- January – Winter backgrounds, bear in winter clothes, students in winter clothes, snowmen 50+ options
- February – hearts, rabbits with hearts, Valentine’s day, winter themed, Ground Hogs Da 60+ options
- March – St. Patrick’s Day
- April – Spring themed backgrounds, April Fool’s Day, April showers, Easter themed with bunnies 55+ options
- May – Cinco-De-Mayo, flowers, Mother’s Day, Memorial Day, graduation, and blank slides to add your own 30+ options
- Birthday – 22 different backgrounds to showcase the birthdays in your class – add these to the above when it’s a student’s birthday
- Classroom Jobs – Here’s a perfect slideshow for you to go over classroom jobs. There are 21 different jobs and a few blank slides to add your own
BATHROOM EXPECTATIONS
Tiny routine. Big payoff.
Let’s make bathroom expectations clear, calm, and consistent from day one.
If you are looking for some cute Back to School Bathroom Procedures and Expectations Google Slides Templates to use in your classroom, here ya go! You can use these with powerpoint or as Google Slides templates (size is widescreen 16:9). All you need to do is add a text box and start typing.
The backgrounds are not editable, but you can type whatever you need to go over bathroom rules with your students.
RECESS GOOGLE SLIDE TEMPLATES
Same playground. Better behavior.
Use these editable Google Slides templates to teach exactly what your school expects.
If you are looking for some cute Back to School Recess Procedures and Expectations Google Slides to use in your classroom, here ya go! You can use these with powerpoint or as Google Slides templates (size is widescreen 16:9). All you need to do is add a text box and start typing. The backgrounds are not editable, but you can type whatever you need to go over playground rules with your students.
CAFETERIA EXPECTATIONS:
Cafeteria time can feel like a whole new classroom.
And in the first weeks of school, it’s usually the spot where little issues turn into big disruptions.
This is why I love teaching lunchroom expectations with a quick, clear visual your students can see and understand right away.
If you’ve ever felt like you’re repeating the same cafeteria reminders every single day, you’re not alone.
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Kids forget the flow.
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Voices get louder.
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Line routines break down.
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Small messes turn into big distractions.
When you teach the routine clearly on day one (and revisit it for a minute when you need to), you save yourself so much time later.
These Back-to-School Cafeteria Procedures and Expectations templates make that easy.
You can use them in Google Slides or PowerPoint.
They’re widescreen (16:9), and you simply add a text box and type what your school expects.
Google Slides Templates Themes
What do I love more than creating Google Slides Templates for teachers? Great question! I absolutely LOVE created classroom Decor! If I could fly around the world decorating classrooms, YA’LL – this would be the job for me! Even though in my real life, I don’t feel very organized, when it comes to decorating and organzing a classroom – that’s my jam! My friends say I’m a bit compulsive when it comes to organization – but my husband would laugh at that! I’m not sure why my classroom had to be so organized, but my home – not so much! Anyway… if you are looking for themed templates, I’ve started creating these to match my classroom decor.
You can check out my Classroom Decor Galore blog post here! I’m always willing to creating new things, so if you have something in mind, let me know – I might be able to create it for you! If you’ve already purchased one of my bundles, go see if I’ve added the Google Slides templates for teachers. If I haven’t done so yet, shoot me an email and I’ll jump on it! scjuneau@yahoo.com.
Backgrounds for Google Slides Free
Do you want to try out one to see if these will work for you? I have a Construction themed Google Slides Templates for teachers FREEBIE. It actually comes in two different sizes, but my paid versions only come in the widescreen version since this is the preferred version and looks so much better than the old width. 🙂 Sign up to my email below to grab this freebie!
Looking for a more sleek google slides template design?
So… here’s one I created when I was an administrator. We used this one over and over again for PD. I also had some of our middle school teachers ask for it so they could use for open house and other things. I would not have used it in elementary (because everything has to be CUTESY for me) but I sure do love this set for other things. 🙂
If you end up using the construction themed freebie, or one of my other sets, I’d love to hear from you! OR… if you need something specific, let me know – I’d love to help!
Until next time –
Shanon Juneau
We Are Better Together
