Lesson Plan

Lesson Plan
Grade: Date: 01/12/2025
Subject: Information Communication Technology ICT
Lesson Topic: Be able to apply consistent transitions between slides
Learning Objective/s:
  • Describe how consistent slide transitions enhance professionalism and audience focus.
  • Identify common transition types (fade, push, wipe, zoom, flip) and appropriate contexts for each.
  • Apply a selected transition to all slides using the Slide Master in PowerPoint.
  • Apply a selected transition to all slides in Google Slides.
  • Evaluate a finished presentation for consistent transition use and appropriate timing.
Materials Needed:
  • Computer with internet access
  • Microsoft PowerPoint installed
  • Google Slides access (Chromebook or browser)
  • Sample presentation file (pre‑made)
  • Printed checklist of best‑practice guidelines
  • Projector or interactive whiteboard
  • Whiteboard and markers
Introduction:

Begin with a quick poll: “What’s the first thing you notice when a slide changes?” Connect responses to the idea that smooth, uniform transitions create a professional first impression. Review the previous lesson on slide layout and visual hierarchy, then state that today students will master the technique of applying a single, consistent transition across an entire deck. Success will be measured by each learner’s ability to set and verify a uniform transition in both PowerPoint and Google Slides.

Lesson Structure:
  1. Do‑Now (5′): Students write two advantages of using the same transition on every slide.
  2. Mini‑lecture (10′): Explain why consistency matters, review common transition types and recommended duration (0.3‑1.0 s).
  3. PowerPoint demo (12′): Show how to open Slide Master, select a transition, set timing, and click “Apply to All Slides”.
  4. Google Slides demo (8′): Demonstrate “Change transition…”, choose a type, set speed, and “Apply to all slides”.
  5. Guided practice (15′): In pairs, students edit a provided presentation, apply a chosen transition using the appropriate method, and check their work against the printed checklist.
  6. Quick revision Q&A (5′): Pose the four revision questions from the source and discuss answers.
  7. Exit ticket (5′): Each student writes one key takeaway about consistent transitions on a sticky note.
Conclusion:

Recap the steps for applying a uniform transition in both PowerPoint and Google Slides and remind students of the recommended duration range. Collect exit tickets to gauge understanding, then assign homework: create a five‑slide presentation on a topic of choice, using a single transition throughout and adhering to the timing guidelines.