This document provides guidelines for creating presentation slides for different key stages, including using colored keywords, minimal text, dinosaur or character images on each slide, and minor animations. It recommends 10 slides total per topic, with 2-3 activity slides, alternating colored corners for variety, and using photos, animations or screenshots to illustrate points for different age groups.

1. Example Slides and
Information
- Gee Oliver

2. Key Stage 2
• KEY WORDS IN COLOUR OF SLIDE THEME
(CHANGES WITH EACH CHARACTER). FONT NO
LESS THAN 30PT.
• DINOSAUR SET INTO SLIDE (WITH NAME). HELPS WITH
MEMORY.
• AS LITTLE TEXT AS POSSIBLE.
• EACH DINO HAS OWN SLIDE + 2/3 ACTIVITY SLIDES.
• COLOURED CORNER FOR MORE INTEREST.
• VERY MINOR ANIMATION KEEP ATTENTION.

3. Character designs

4. • Very stereotypically tech-y.
• Maintain key word technique and corner highlight
for brand consistency.
• Again, few words.
• 10 slides, incl. 3 activities.
• Titles and colour alternate corners each
slide to avoid being monotonous.
• Lil robot buddy (basic animation)
and screenshots to illustrate
points.

5. KEY STAGE 4
• Photos with simply animated squiggles over the top.
• Maintain key word technique and corner highlight for brand
consistency.
• Slightly more words are okay here, but still limit for aesthetic.
• 10 slides, incl. 3 activities.
• More information heavy.
• Meme-y language to relate more to students.
• Most of the fun of these comes from personal interaction.

6. Online Lesson Screen Layouts
• Framing as image.
• With overlayed supporting
images (not slides as
planned).
• Plainer background.
• Fully subtitled.
• KS2 (top) and KS4
(bottom) examples shown
on right.