Lesson presentation templates
In a lesson the slide supports the teacher rather than replacing them: large text, one idea, a diagram and a question for the class. Paste a topic or your notes — JamPres builds a lesson with an agenda, a diagram and check questions; a live poll is added to a slide in the editor.
Best for a lesson
A violet page, a pearl planet and rings — for products and learning
A visible Swiss grid, huge grotesque and a black square — for talks
Type specimen: huge display serif and pink sections — for teaching
Spiral notebook: dot paper, stickers and marker — for ideas and learning
Bauhaus poster: circles, half-circles and squares in primary colours — for design and learning
Inflated 3D shapes, pastel cards and a round font — for learning and kids
Lesson example
Ilo Frey / PexelsA leaf is a tiny kitchen
A plant does not need to look for food: it makes its own. This happens in the leaves, inside tiny green grains called chloroplasts.
- Ingredients: water and carbon dioxide
- Energy: sunlight
- Result: sugar and oxygen
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This is an example: names and numbers are made up. Votes and requests here go nowhere. The same example in Homeroom, Recess, Playground, Sketchbook, Bauhaus, Specimen, Axis
What goes into a lesson
Topic and goal
What students will know and be able to do by the end.
Lesson plan
Three or four steps, so the class knows where you are.
Warm-up
A question about what students already know.
New concept
A plain-language definition and a real-life example.
Diagram or process
How it works — as a picture, not a paragraph.
Comparison
How the new idea differs from a similar one.
Check
A poll right on the slide — answers show up instantly.
Summary and homework
Three key takeaways and what to do for next time.
How to build this kind of presentation: How to make a presentation for a lesson: 7 rules →
What else helps a lesson
The lesson as a website — students open it on their phones and review at home.
Presentation as a website →See how many students opened the material and how far they got.
Per-slide analytics →A PDF for printed handouts.
PDF and PowerPoint →
All templates
The JamPres signature: black, turquoise and ribbons of light — for pitches and products
Electric blue, 3D shapes and hexagon photos — for fintech and pitches
Pine green and white pages with a step mark — for agencies and sales
Near-black and teal with huge outline marks — for strategy and research
Graphite, mint haze and lightning bolts — for talks, sport and marketing
White pages, a red accent and a wall of colourful avatars — for products
White and black pages, blurred light at the edges and a red dot — for pitches
Black, ultra-thin type and dark satin — for premium sales
Matte metal and orange light: 3D keys, a dial and coins — for products
A grid of cells from pale to bright with big numbers — for pitches and reports
A field from above, sage and lime — for agribusiness, sales and strategy
Light from the edges on black and thin capitals — for pitches and talks
Topographic map: contour lines, dotted route and compass rose — for research
Black and electric blue with an iridescent glass ribbon — for portfolios
Matisse-style cut-outs in cream, lilac, peach and coral — for brands and portfolios
Widget panels, an app header and series colours — for reports and analytics
Cream and deep green, gold and a crest — for sales and premium brands
Tarot deck: midnight blue, gold engraving and moon phases — for strategy and brands
Op art: hypnotic stripes, rings and a single red circle — for talks
Graph paper, dimension lines and a monospaced font — for research and science
Seville tiles: cobalt, saffron and arched windows — for travel and culture
Neo-Swiss grid, a red square and a huge number — for strategy and consulting
Ticket: cut corners, perforation and a barcode stub — for events
Black screen, glow from the edge and bento tiles — for products and video
Metro map: lines, stations and interchanges — for roadmaps and strategy
Risograph zine: fluorescent inks, halftone and misregistration — for talks and events
Collage and punk zine: torn strips, tape and duotone photos — for marketing and events
Northern lights and liquid glass — for pitches and tech products
2026 teal, waves and a lime glow — for proposals and strategy
A glossy orange 3D ribbon and plinths with cubes — for products and strategy
Magazine gallery: huge condensed type, rules and the work on two thirds of the slide
Lilac and grey margins — calm and classic
Blue on white with duotone photos — for reports and numbers
Black background with inflated pink and lime shapes — bold and bright
Bright blue, pink blobs and lime scribbles — playful
Pastel folders and a monospaced font — for lessons
School style: large text and a rounded font — for classes and defences
Acid green and dense — for agencies and studios
Creative: big colour blocks and a poster font — for agencies and pitches
Retro interface windows and a narrow poster font
Chunky pixels and a game font — in two colourways
Blue gradient, soft 3D shapes and frosted glass
Neon on black, faceted crystals and poster headlines — like a big game launch
Tiles of different sizes, lavender, lime and stickers — for products and marketing
Warm editorial: cocoa, caramel, arches and a high-contrast serif — for brands
Upload a PowerPoint deck — AI maps its slides and the template becomes yours: fonts, colours, decor and footers just like in the file.
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Questions
Can I run a poll in class?
Yes, from the Base plan: add a poll to a slide, students vote from their phones via the link, and you see results live.
Does it work for younger students?
Yes: the Playground and Recess templates have a large rounded font and bright cards.
Can I present a lesson offline?
The presentation opens in a browser, so it needs internet. Offline, use a PDF file on any plan or a PowerPoint file from the Base plan.