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Deck Sequencer: Term 1, Week 1 Review
Global Settings
This web app is a tool to help teachers with the fiddly and repetative tasks involved in creating 'Daily Reviews' (aka Warm-Ups). This doesn't replace PowerPoint/Google Slides but acts as a starting point to build the basic structure of your deck, filling in the blanks where possible, leaving you with a mostly-complete deck to wrap up in Google Slides or PowerPoint.
Begin by editing your Global Settings in the window on the right. Your Current Phonics Level will inform many of your other sections.
Next drag a Deck Starter or individual sections from the library on the left into your Deck Sequencer in the middle. You can re-order, add to or delete sections to complete your preferred layout.
Next, select a Section in your Deck Sequencer and edit its settings in the window on the right.
Finally, click Assemble Deck (top right). Your instructions will be sent off and your deck will be created. This takes about 20 seconds. You can then open your Deck in Google Slides and save it to your own Google space. Alternatively, you can download a PowerPoint version, if that's your cup of tea.
Use the 'Placeholder' activity, adding a reminder note that you can later edit in PowerPoint/Google Slides.
Your slide deck will be processed in a shared Google drive. Avoid including any sensitive information to your Deck.
Yes, the code is mostly AI generated using Google's AI Studio.
Hi, my name is Tom. I am a full-time primary school teacher from NSW, Australia. I built Daily Deck to save time on certain classroom prep tasks. I'm not sure if I've reached the break-even point yet. If the site can help other teachers at all then that's an absolute bonus.
Your Deck will be generated in a shared drive. Ensure your slides do not contain sensitive information.
Loading this Deck Starter will replace all sections currently in your deck sequence.
Make a copy of the default template
To add your own Daily Deck template, first make a copy of the default template and edit as desired. Leave {{tags}} and [tags] intact!
Set permission and copy link
Open your new template in Google Slides. Select Share. Under General Access select Anyone with the link and Viewer. (This ensures the Daily Deck builder can access your template).
Select Copy link. Finally, paste the link in the box below and give your template a name.
Paste the full share link or Google Slides ID.
Your deck Term 1, Week 1 Review is ready for assembly.
Cloning slide templates in your Google Drive...