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Free Canva presentation template
From alternating to direct current, supercharge learning with this electricity template, perfect for lesson plans and class projects. Help your community understand the science of electricity with these vintage-style, light blue and orange slides. Fill out ready-made pages for main ideas, facts and figures, timelines, charts and graphs, and useful illustrations. Make Nikola Tesla and Ben Franklin proud with your own creative and educational touch. Check out the How-To slide at the start of the deck for tips on using it as a Google Slides theme, PowerPoint template, or Canva theme.
Features of this template
- 25+ ready-made slides to customize to your heart’s content
- Hundreds of charts, frames, lines and shapes to choose from
- Handy animation and transition features for each slide
- Easy downloading or sharing in a wide range of formats
With Canva, you get even more creative freedom:
- An easy drag-and-drop tool to help you add graphics
- Page animation features, emojis, color palettes and font sets
- Millions of professionally designed images and photos
- Pre-recorded Talking Presentation tools to help you practice
- A notes feature for adding talking points to your design
- Searchable videos, soundtracks and other audio clips
- Easy collaboration with friends, coworkers and family
FAQs
Is this template exclusive to Canva?
This template is exclusive to Canva, with some features designed to work best in Canva’s intuitive editor. But don’t worry—once you open it in Canva, you can still export it to PowerPoint or Google Slides in just a few clicks.
For PowerPoint, click the greyed out PowerPoint button then “Download as PowerPoint”. You should then be able to view the template in the Canva editor. After doing so, go to “Share” → “See all” → search for “PowerPoint” → click the PPT icon to download a PPTX file.
For Google Slides, click the greyed out Google Slides button then “Get this as Google Slides”. You should then be able to view the template in the Canva editor. After doing so, go to “Share” → “See all” → search for “Google Drive” → click the Google Drive icon to save an editable copy to your Drive.
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