Design 30 Google Slide Lessons
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
All source material is ready to go—I will share full-colour PDF textbooks, activity sheets and a template that shows exactly how each slide deck should look. During a paid one-month trial I need 18 complete lessons converted into Google Slides for students in grades 7 through 12, covering both Islamic Studies and Social Studies.
( Grades 7 to 9 for social studies)
You will receive a brief video ( or an online meeting where needed) walkthrough of the workflow, file-naming rules and the form I use to outline objectives, key vocabulary and assessments. After that, the job is straightforward: pull the prescribed content from the PDFs, adapt or re-type it where needed, drop it into the template and make sure the pacing works for a 45-minute class.
Deliverables for each lesson
• 10-15 clean, visually consistent slides in Google Slides, shared back as “Editor” links
• Two interactive checks for understanding—drag-and-drop, matching, quick polls or similar—taken or adapted from the provided activities
• A final exit-ticket question that aligns with the stated objective
The ideal flow is one lesson per day. I review every deck within 24 hours and leave comments; quick turnaround on revisions keeps the schedule on track.
If you’re organised, comfortable working inside Google Workspace and enjoy turning static material into engaging presentations, you’ll find the process smooth and well supported.
( Grades 7 to 9 for social studies)
You will receive a brief video ( or an online meeting where needed) walkthrough of the workflow, file-naming rules and the form I use to outline objectives, key vocabulary and assessments. After that, the job is straightforward: pull the prescribed content from the PDFs, adapt or re-type it where needed, drop it into the template and make sure the pacing works for a 45-minute class.
Deliverables for each lesson
• 10-15 clean, visually consistent slides in Google Slides, shared back as “Editor” links
• Two interactive checks for understanding—drag-and-drop, matching, quick polls or similar—taken or adapted from the provided activities
• A final exit-ticket question that aligns with the stated objective
The ideal flow is one lesson per day. I review every deck within 24 hours and leave comments; quick turnaround on revisions keeps the schedule on track.
If you’re organised, comfortable working inside Google Workspace and enjoy turning static material into engaging presentations, you’ll find the process smooth and well supported.