Free education presentation templates · 2 designs

Education Presentation Templates

Eight lesson decks in two friendly designs — Coursebook (notebook-paper look with a hand-drawn underline) and Pencil Box (an illustrated #2-pencil motif) — four colorways each. Subject-neutral and built for any lesson, they work for teachers and students alike. Copy to Google Slides to assign in Google Classroom, or download for PowerPoint.

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Pick a lesson design

Two designs, eight color options.

Coursebook brings a warm, hand-drawn classroom feel; Pencil Box adds a playful illustrated motif that reads well for younger students. Each ships eight ready-made 16:9 slides for any subject. Open a card to preview all eight and choose your format.

Coursebook — Sky Blue

Notebook-paper aesthetic with a hand-drawn underline beneath each title and checkmark bullets — sky-blue accents feel friendly and modern.

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Coursebook — Forest Green

The Coursebook layout in deep forest green — calm, grounded, and easy on the eyes for long lessons.

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Coursebook — Slate Blue

Slate-blue Coursebook palette — academic and slightly more formal than Sky Blue.

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Coursebook — Sage

Soft sage Coursebook tones — natural and warm, perfect for biology, earth science, or art classes.

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Pencil Box — Sky Blue

Illustrated #2-pencil motif on every slide with sky-blue accents — playful and instantly recognizable as a classroom deck.

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Pencil Box — Forest

The Pencil Box motif in forest green — confident and considered for higher-grade lessons.

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Pencil Box — Floral

Pencil Box with hand-drawn floral accents — warm and welcoming, great for elementary classrooms.

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Pencil Box — Mint

Pencil Box in fresh mint — bright, modern, and energetic without being loud.

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Two formats

Build your lesson.

Google Slides: open a template, click Use in Google Slides, then Use template to drop a copy in your Drive. From there, assign it straight through Google Classroom — no download, no student accounts to manage on our side.
PowerPoint: the .potx is a template — double-click to start a fresh lesson deck. Eight slides are pre-laid-out (title, module divider, content, compare, image + caption, quote, three-stat, closing); duplicate what you need and replace the text.
Re-tint a whole deck at once from View → Slide Master in PowerPoint, or Slide → Edit theme in Google Slides — handy for color-coding by subject or unit.

Free for classroom, tutoring, and commercial use — no attribution required.

For the classroom

Teacher and student questions.

Can I use these in Google Classroom?

Yes. Copy a design to Google Slides, then share or assign it through Google Classroom like any other Slides file. There's nothing to download and no account to create on our end.

Are they free for teachers, tutoring, and paid courses?

Yes — free for classroom, tutoring, and commercial use such as paid online courses or workshops. No signup, no email, and no attribution required.

What subjects do they work for?

Any of them. Coursebook and Pencil Box are subject-neutral by design, so the same layouts carry a science unit, a history lesson, a math review, or a language-arts class equally well.

Can students use them for a project or thesis defense?

Absolutely. The eight-slide structure — title, dividers, content, comparison, data — fits a class project, a book report, or a capstone/thesis defense.

Can I recolor a template to match my classroom or subject?

Each design comes in four colorways, and you can adjust further — change the accent on the PowerPoint Slide Master or under Slide → Edit theme in Google Slides.

Updated through May 2026