Ready-made PowerPoint presentations for Key Stage 1 learners in Grades 1 to 3 are now available for Term 1, Week 7, covering July 27–31, 2026.
These instructional materials are designed to help teachers present their daily lessons in a more organized, engaging, and learner-friendly manner. The presentations contain essential lesson content, examples, guided activities, illustrations, and assessment exercises appropriate for young learners.
Aligned with the Week 7 Lessons
The PowerPoint lessons are prepared based on the learning competencies scheduled for Week 7 of the Term 1 Instructional Block. They are aligned with the available Daily Lesson Logs, lesson exemplars, and Budget of Work for Grades 1, 2, and 3.
Teachers may use these presentations to:
- introduce new concepts clearly;
- explain lessons using visual examples;
- facilitate classroom discussions and activities;
- provide guided and independent practice;
- conduct formative assessments; and
- review important concepts before ending the lesson.
The use of colorful visuals, simple instructions, and age-appropriate content can help maintain learners’ attention and make classroom discussions easier to understand.
PowerPoint Lessons for Grades 1 to 3
The Week 7 presentation files are organized according to grade level and learning area. Teachers may download the materials needed for the following levels:
Grade 1 PowerPoint Lessons – Term 1, Week 7
Grade 2 PowerPoint Lessons – Term 1, Week 7
Grade 3 PowerPoint Lessons – Term 1, Week 7
Each presentation may be used as a supplementary instructional resource alongside the teacher’s lesson plan, textbooks, activity sheets, and other learning materials.
Editable and Customizable Materials
Teachers are encouraged to review and further develop the presentations before using them in class. The content, examples, activities, pacing, font size, and visual elements may be modified according to the learners’ needs, available classroom resources, and the teacher’s preferred teaching strategies.
Additional localized examples, remediation activities, enrichment tasks, and differentiated exercises may also be included to make the lessons more responsive to the learners’ actual abilities and experiences.
These PowerPoint presentations are intended to support teachers and should not replace professional lesson preparation, classroom interaction, and appropriate instructional decision-making.
Important Reminder
Teachers should carefully check each presentation and compare its contents with the latest official curriculum documents, Budget of Work, lesson exemplars, and issuances provided by the Department of Education.
Any errors, inconsistencies, or missing information should be corrected before the materials are presented to learners.
Disclaimer
These ready-made PowerPoint presentations are supplementary instructional materials created and compiled by the DepEdClick Team to assist teachers in preparing their lessons. They are not official PowerPoint presentations issued by the Department of Education.
The materials may be edited, improved, or contextualized based on the teacher’s professional judgment and the specific learning needs of the class. Teachers remain responsible for verifying the accuracy, appropriateness, and curriculum alignment of all content before classroom use.
These files are provided for educational purposes only. Selling, unauthorized republishing, reuploading, or claiming ownership of these materials without proper consent and attribution is strictly prohibited.
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July 24, 2026
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