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I want to create 13-15 slides for students of class 1 to class 2. I want to teach them phonics and spoken English. (From Letter A to E in this slides) with special infograph and…
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I want to create 13-15 slides for students of class 1 to class 2. I want to teach them phonics and spoken English. (From Letter A to E in this slides) with special infograph and eye catching slide design appropriate for kids. Again I want to teach them how to introduce myself in not more than 6/7 sentences. Having a title slide and end slide make 16 slides for me Follow Design: {"palette":["Primary Red #E63946 — phonics focus letters and key sounds","Sunny Honey #FFB703 — speech bubble highlights and badges","Meadow Green #2A9D8F — positive examples and vocabulary cards","Deep Ink Navy #1D3557 — high-contrast primary text and borders","Sky Tint Blue #A8DADC — secondary containers and card backdrops","Warm Milk Cream #F8F9FA — clean classroom background"],"fonts":{"Fredoka":"https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Fredoka:wght@300..700&display=swap","Nunito":"https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Nunito:ital,wght@0,200..1000;1,200..1000&display=swap"},"type":"Fredoka in semi-bold and bold (44-56pt) for friendly, chunky letter headings and uppercase phonics cards; Nunito (24-32pt, regular and bold) with relaxed letter-spacing and open counters for child-friendly spoken dialogue lines.","layout":"Symmetrical two-column cards with extra-wide 48px gutters, generous margin buffers for classroom projector margins, and an oversized left-hand showcase zone for letter glyphs paired with right-hand spoken sentence blocks.","framework_treatment":"Chunky rounded cards with 24px corner radii, bold 3px ink borders, bright circular letter badges, playful dialogue speech bubbles with directional tails for spoken English practice, and numbered step pills along the bottom edge.","feels_like":"A hands-on Montessori wooden alphabet block set blended with the interactive visual polish of Duolingo ABC"}
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This community presentation was shared by Nematullah Abu Nabil as a complete 16-slide example. I want to create 13-15 slides for students of class 1 to class 2. I want to teach them phonics and spoken English. (From Letter A to E in this slides) with special infograph and… The preview lets you review the full sequence in order, rather than judging the design from a single cover image.
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