Kk project
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I am preparing to teach Chapter 1 – “Power Sharing” from the Class 10 NCERT Social Science (Civics) book and I need a full PowerPoint deck that I can take straight into the classroom.
Scope of content
Every major point in the NCERT text must appear on the slides so nothing essential is left out. Headings will be in English, while all supporting explanations, examples, and notes appear in Hindi; the balance between both languages has to feel natural and easy for teenagers to absorb. Examples of Belgium and Sri Lanka should sit at the centre of the narrative, supported by photographs or other real-life images that make the political situations relatable.
Look & feel
Please keep the design professional and formal—clean layouts, legible type, ample white space. I prefer a light, uncluttered palette that keeps the students focused on the ideas rather than on special effects. Transitions should be subtle and smooth, never distracting.
Visual aids
Where concepts lend themselves to graphics, slot in clear charts, maps or simple diagrams. For everything else, choose high-quality photos that speak directly to the point you are making.
Slide structure
Each slide should follow a logical structure: concise title, bullet points, and where appropriate a small summary or reflective question at the bottom to prompt discussion. Aim for 15 to 25 slides in total so the lesson can finish within a standard period while still allowing time for questions.
Deliverables
• Editable .pptx file
• Fonts, images or any external assets packaged or clearly linked
• Consistent master slide setup so I can add or rearrange content later without breaking the design
Once delivered I will run through the deck in class; if any NCERT point is missing or translations feel awkward I may request a quick revision, so please allow for one round of tweaks. I look forward to seeing a crisp, teacher-friendly presentation that brings “Power Sharing” to life.
Scope of content
Every major point in the NCERT text must appear on the slides so nothing essential is left out. Headings will be in English, while all supporting explanations, examples, and notes appear in Hindi; the balance between both languages has to feel natural and easy for teenagers to absorb. Examples of Belgium and Sri Lanka should sit at the centre of the narrative, supported by photographs or other real-life images that make the political situations relatable.
Look & feel
Please keep the design professional and formal—clean layouts, legible type, ample white space. I prefer a light, uncluttered palette that keeps the students focused on the ideas rather than on special effects. Transitions should be subtle and smooth, never distracting.
Visual aids
Where concepts lend themselves to graphics, slot in clear charts, maps or simple diagrams. For everything else, choose high-quality photos that speak directly to the point you are making.
Slide structure
Each slide should follow a logical structure: concise title, bullet points, and where appropriate a small summary or reflective question at the bottom to prompt discussion. Aim for 15 to 25 slides in total so the lesson can finish within a standard period while still allowing time for questions.
Deliverables
• Editable .pptx file
• Fonts, images or any external assets packaged or clearly linked
• Consistent master slide setup so I can add or rearrange content later without breaking the design
Once delivered I will run through the deck in class; if any NCERT point is missing or translations feel awkward I may request a quick revision, so please allow for one round of tweaks. I look forward to seeing a crisp, teacher-friendly presentation that brings “Power Sharing” to life.