Education 2.0 & 3.0

This template features torn pieces of paper, washi tape and many different layouts for you to present or jot down your ideas.

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A fully customizable yearly planner (you can change colors, fonts, add stickers - it comes with more than 100!) All links set!

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As usual, this planner made in Google Slides is 100% customizable. And you can set it up and use it as is in Google Slides or PowerPoint or you can save it as PDF and use it with apps like GoodNotes or Notability, or even save it as JPEG and use it on OneNote.

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The Board Trilogy – Part Three. I wanted to create a board template, and I couldn’t decide which background to use (whiteboard, blackboard or corkboard) so I ended up working on all so you can choose the one you like the most. This is the last one, a corkboard (or bulleting board), with plenty of space to write, colorful post-its, pieces of paper, tape and pushpins. It includes a morning meeting layout and a birthday announcements board.

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Celebrate Fall with this template! It includes: red, yellow and orange leaves, pumpkin spice lattes, coffee and pumpkins. It has a wooden pattern as background. I’ve also included a morning meeting layout to use this fall season.

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Preparing your Summer Book Club resources? It features a beach scene seen from above and an open book seen from the reader’s perspective. I’ve included one slide with hidden text, that can only be read by moving (wearing) the sun glasses, simply drag them to reveal the text on the book!

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Whether you need some backgrounds for your school’s announcements or you want your students to be the newscasters for ongoing stories, this template is perfect!

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A very versatile template for all education levels. For elevator pitches, choice boards, virtual stations, escape rooms, lesson plan units, to build virtual campuses, to design interactive rooms (hello bitmoji classrooms!) and much more!

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