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Back To School Powerpoint Lesson Plans and Teaching Resources

Powerpoint Teaching Resources
for the First Day of School and Parent Open House





Back To School Powerpoint Lesson Plans for Elementary School Teachers blue bullet point Welcome to my Back To School powerpoint lesson plans page that focuses on presentations to use for the beginning of the school year.

blue bullet point I have designed my powerpoint presentations to be engaging to your students. The powerpoint lessons on this page are designed with bright school backgrounds and animations.

blue bullet point I use funny and attention grabbing animations when I am designing my Back to School powerpoints lessons. I also use colorful school background templates for the powerpoint presentations that I prepare.

blue bullet pointMy Back To School powerpoint lesson plans have been designed using two fonts: Arial Black and Comic Sans. I chose these fonts because they are the most widely found on most computers, and they will not change the style and format when viewed on different computers.

blue bullet point Many students find traditional grammar and math exercises boring and dull. I encourage you to use these Back to School powerpoint lesson plans to bring life to these typically boring lessons.



Back To School Powerpoint Lesson Plans

First Day of School:
Reviewing Classroom Rules, Proceduces, and Subjects

Back To School Powerpoint Lesson Plans

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Welcome Back to School Power Point Classroom Rules and Expectations

blue bullet point These Back To School powerpoint lesson plans contain 37 slides and are designed to be used for the first day of school.

blue bullet point Show this powerpoint presentation on the first day of school to your students to review the following topics:

  • classroom rules
  • school subjects
  • school procedures

There will be slides in this powerpoint presentation that
you will need to personalize and adapt to meet your own needs.
(Example: In the above slide you will need to type in your grade level.)


You can also delete slides that do not pertain to your class or
add additional slides to these Back to School powerpoint lesson plans.


blue bullet point The first set of slides reviews classroom rules. I have used the general rules for my classroom, but you can change the wording in any of these slides to meet your own criteria and expectations.

  • Be on time for class.
  • Be prepared for class.
  • Listen carefully to the teacher's directions and follow them.
  • Respect and be kind to others (shown below).
  • Raise your hand when you want to ask a question.
  • Complete your class work quietly.
  • Listen quietly while others are speaking.
  • Respect classroom materials and equipment.
  • Keep your desk area clean and tidy.
  • The following are not allowed in class: Gum, Cell Phones, I-Pods, Games, Toys
  • Homework should be complete, neat, and handed in on time.

Below is an example of a classroom rules slide.

Back to School Powerpoint Classroom and School Rules

blue bullet point The second set of slides reviews school subjects. I have tried to include all of the subjects that are in elementary school.


You can delete subjects that do not pertain to your school,
or add new subjects if needed.

  • English
  • Math (shown below)
  • Science
  • Social Studies
  • Library
  • Physical Education
  • Computer
  • Art
  • Music

Below is an example of a school subjects slide.

You will need to type in the teacher's name for each subject area.

Back to School Powerpoint Classroom Subjects and Teachers

blue bullet point The third set of slides reviews general school procedures.

blue bullet point I have used the general procedures that I cover with my students on the first day of school, but I left the instruction areas blank for you to type in the procedures that are specific for your school.

  • Bell Schedule
  • Students who ride a bus
  • Students who walk home or have their parents pick them up
  • Book Bags and Lockers
  • Behavior
  • School Nurse
  • Restroom
  • Lunch
  • Recess (shown below)

Below is an example of a general procedures slide.

Back to School Powerpoint First Day of School for Elementary Students

blue bullet point The 37 slides in this lesson will help you to create an eye-catching and informative First Day of School presentation for your students. There are numerous animated graphics in these Back To School powerpoint lesson plans representing school themes and the different school subjects.

Normally designing a presentation like this would take you many hours.

By using these predesigned Back to School powerpoint lesson plans, you
should be able to adapt this lesson to meet your own needs in less than 30 minutes.

blue bullet point Click on the link below to download a free sample of these Back To School powerpoint lesson plans.

Click here to download a free sample of this powerpoint lesson:
Back To School Student Powerpoint Presentations


Parent Open House Powerpoint Presentation

Introducing Yourself, School Day Procedures,
Materials Needed For Class, School Subjects and Teachers,
Homework, and How Parents Can Help

Parent Open House Powerpoint Presentation
Back To School Powerpoint Lesson Plans

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This Parent Open House powerpoint presentation contains 47 slides.

Parent Open House Powerpoint for Back to School Elementary Teachers

blue bullet point Most teachers, even those with many years of experience, get a bit nervous about Open House and speaking in front of their students' parents.

blue bullet point I hope that this set of Open House powerpoint lesson plans will help you feel confident and well prepared when you make your Open House presentation to parents this year at school.

blue bullet point The 47 slides in this presentation, which contain numerous school related animated graphics, review the following topics:

  • Introducing Yourself (shown below)
  • School Day Routines and Procedures
  • Materials Needed For Class
  • School Subjects and Teachers
  • Homework
  • How Parents Can Help
  • Questions

blue bullet point There will be slides in this presentation that you will have to personalize and adapt to meet your own needs. (Example: In the above slide you will need to type in your name and grade level.)

blue bullet point You can delete slides that do not pertain to your class or add additional slides.

blue bullet point The first set of slides helps you to introduce yourself and there are two slides. The first slide (shown below) is for your name and the second slide (not shown) contains an area where you can type your teaching history, philosophy, or any topic that you wish to discuss. You could easily include a photograph of yourself on either of these slides.

Below is an example of the teacher introduction slide.


Parent Open House Powerpoint Introducing Yourself

blue bullet point The second set of slides covers school day routines and procedures.

blue bullet point I have used the general procedures that I cover with parents at my Open House, but I left the content areas blank for you to type in the procedures that are specific for you and your school.

blue bullet point You can delete procedures that do not pertain to your school, or add new procedures if needed.

  • School Begins
  • Student Backpacks
  • Arriving in the Classroom
  • Lunch
  • Recess
  • School Ends

Below is the title and introduction slide for this set
of slides that reviews school day routines and procedures.

Open House Powerpoint Presentation for Parent School Procedures

blue bullet point The third set of slides reviews materials needed for class. You can delete school supplies that you do not require your students to have, or add new school supplies if needed.

  • Pencil, eraser, and pencil sharpener
  • Glue
  • Scissors
  • Ruler
  • Color pencils or crayons
  • Lined paper
  • Pen
  • Highlighter
  • Notebook

Below is the title and introduction slide for this
set of slides that reviews materials needed for class.

Parent Open House Powerpoint Classroom Supplies and Materials

blue bullet point The fourth set of slides covers school teachers and subjects. I have tried to include all of the subjects in elementary school that students have. You can delete subjects that do not pertain to your school, or add new subjects if needed.

  • English
  • Math
  • Science
  • Social Studies
  • Library
  • Physical Education
  • Computer
  • Art
  • Music

blue bullet point For this section, there are two sets of slides for each subject.

blue bullet point The first slide introduces the subject and the name of the teacher who teaches that subject (if it is someone other than you). The second slide contains an area where you can type instructions and important information about that subject to share with parents.

blue bullet point It would be easy to include photographs of teachers on either of these two slides.

Below are examples of the two English slides.

Back To School Parent Open House Powerpoint Presentation Slide


Open House Parent Power Point for English Elementary School

blue bullet point The fifth set of slides reviews homework. For this set of slides, there is a title slide and the 5 days of the week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

blue bullet point I try to establish a weekly routine that my students and parents learn to expect and get use to.

blue bullet point On certain days, my students may have English or Science homework, while on other days they may have Math or Social Studies homework. Of course, there are days when there are special homework assignments that do not fall into this general routine, but I try to follow a weekly homework routine whenever possible.

blue bullet point If you assign homework in a different manner, you could chose to adapt these slides to your own teaching style, or delete them if you do not want to discuss this topic during Open House.

Below is the Thursday slide for this set of homework slides.

Open House Powerpoint Presentation Homework Assignments Elementary School

blue bullet point The sixth set of slides covers "How Parents Can Help."

blue bullet point I have used the general topics that I cover with parents at my Open House, but I left the content areas blank for you to type in the information that you would like to discuss with your parents. You can delete slides that do not cover the topics that you wish to discuss, or add new topics if needed.

  • Reading at home with son/daughter
  • Turn off TV and encourage other activities instead
  • Going to bed early
  • Eating a healthy breakfast

Below is the title and introduction slide for this
set of slides that reviews How Parents Can Help.

Open House Presentation for Elementary School Parents on how they can help their child

blue bullet point The 47 slides in this Open House presentation will help you create an eye-catching and informative parent presentation. There are numerous animated graphics in these Back To School powerpoint lesson plans representing school themes and the different school subjects.


Normally designing a presentation like this would take you many hours.


By using these predesigned Parent Open House powerpoint lesson plans, you
should be able to adapt this lesson to meet your own needs in less than an hour.


I hope that using this predesigned set of Open House powerpoint slides helps you
to feel prepared, confident, and less nervous as Open House night approaches.


blue bullet point Click on the link below to download a free sample of these Parent Open House powerpoint lesson plans.


Click here to download a free sample of this powerpoint lesson:
Parent Open House Powerpoint Presentations


English and Grammar Lesson Plans
Using Powerpoint Presentations

blue bullet point On my grammar teaching resources pages, you will find fun lesson plan activities for reviewing grammar with your students using engaging and entertaining powerpoint games.

Click on one of the chalkboards below to go to
a specific category of Grammar Teaching Resources:

Go to Grammar Bulletin Board Displays Page Go To Nouns Lesson Plans Page Go To Verbs Lesson Plans Page
Go To Adjectives Lesson Plans Page Go To Adverbs Lesson Plans Page Go To Homophones Lesson Plans Page
Go To Plural Words Lesson Plans Page Go To Punctuation Lesson Plans Page Go To Parts of Speech Review Page

My grammar teaching resources contain powerpoint lesson plans for a
wide variety of themes and holidays that occur throughout the school year.

Below are examples of some of these
fun powerpoint presentations and games:

Powerpoint Examples:

Nouns, Verbs,
and General Grammar

Valentine's Day Grammar Nouns Powerpoint Lesson Plans

Halloween Present and Past Tense Verbs Grammar Powerpoint Lesson Plans

Christmas Grammar Verbs Powerpoint Lesson Plans

Thanksgiving Grammar Singular and Plural Words Powerpoint Lesson Plan

End Punctuatin Marks Powerpoint Presentation for Period, Question Mark, and Exclamation Mark

Earth Day Grammar Parts of Speech Powerpoint Presentation

Powerpoint Examples:

Adjectives, Adverbs,
and Homophones

Thanksgiving Adjectives Grammar Powerpoint Presention Lesson Plans

Thanksgiving Adverbs Grammar Powerpoint Presention Lesson Plans

Grammar Adjectives and Adverbs Powerpoint Presentation

Halloween Homophones Grammar English Powerpoint Lesson Plan

Christmas Grammar Homophones Powerpoint Presentation

St. Patrick's Day Grammar Powerpoint Presentation Lesson Plans


Click on one of the links below to go to a
specific grammar teaching resources web page:


Grammar Parts of Speech

Grammar Bulletin Board Displays | Nouns Lesson Plans

Verbs Lesson Plans | Adjectives Lesson Plans

Adverbs Lesson Plans | Homophones Lesson Plans

Plural Words Lesson Plans | Punctuation Lesson Plans

Parts of Speech Review





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Go To Back To School Math Teaching Resources Page Go To Back To School Printable Worksheets Page Go To Back To School Bulletin Board Displays Page




Thank you for visiting my Back To School Powerpoint Lesson Plans page.

Back To School Resources for Elementary School Teachers

Please be sure to check out the other pages on Unique
Teaching Resources
for a large variety of fun lesson plan activities
that will engage your students in learning and save you valuable time.


Sincerely, Heidi McDonald

Creator and Site Manager
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