Mike Macfadden | Google Slides Templates

This Google Slides Template is inspired by my youth and the many nights I spent camping in the great ourdoors. If you listen closely, you can almost hear the crackle of the fire.

This template features an image from one of my newest favorite websites: unsplash.com. It features tons of high quality royalty free images, like this tranquil jem.

It’s hard to believe that Chip and Jo won’t be gracing our television sceens after this season. Hopefully this “Fixer Upper” themed Google Slides Template will ease the pain we feel from this loss.

This Google Slides Template features the last remaining foliage of fall before winter sets in. Enjoy this seasonal template while you can!

Don’t want a whole bunch of “stuff” in your Google Slides Templates, but also don’t want things too bland? I get that. That’s why I designed “White Bricks.” Understated, yet refined.

Ho Ho Ho! This Google Slides template features Santa’s magic bag of goodies. The template’s holiday spirit is bright. Good tidings to all.

This Google Slides template harkens back to the days of the analog selfie – also known as the polaroid camera. This template features three different backgrounds. Thanks to markusspiske for the polaroid image.

This Google Slides template knows how to protect itself, so don’t mess with it or you’ll receive an expertly delivered karate chop.

Google Slides template was designed with teachers in mind. Perfect for elementary, middle-level, and high school teachers, “Macfadden – Chalk” will class up just about any presentation.

This Google Slides template was suggested by 5th grade technology coach @msloanteaches. Follow her on Twitter for other great ideas!

This Google Slides template is heavily inspired by the “Modern Type” Keynote template. which was introduced to me by a group of students in my entrepreneurship class.

This Google Sides template was designed with simplicity in mind. Its subtle difference from Google Slides’ default “Simple Light” template is just enough to set it apart and let it stand on its own.

Howdy partners, this Google Slides template harkens back to the spaghetti western days. The background artwork is borrowed from Allocer2009. Y’all come back now you hear.

This Google Slides template was inspired by everyone’s favorite sea bug – the lobster. You will need to adjust the title color to obtain the two-tone effect.

Nothing says the 80’s like neon on black. I’ve started us out with neon purple, but feel free to edit the text to the neon of your choice with Googles color palette.

This Google Slides template is inspired by architectural drawings. The floor plan is borrowed from: The Public Domain – though it is heavily modified in photoshop. Thanks US Government!

This Google Slides template was inspired by a picture of a van that I came across here. The title comes from a completely random episode of “That 70’s Show.” Why I remember a throw-away line like “Vanstock” I’m not sure.

This Google Slides template borrows artwork from stallio. Use this template for any presentation that related to technology or the color orange!

This Google Slides template is inspired (er… largely copied from) the free template that is available here. It borrows artwork from Bryan Ochalla.

This Google Slides template is inspired by subway tile – hence the name “Subway Tile.” This template is subtle, minimalist, and timeless.

This Google Slides template was inspired by one of the movie posters for Quinten Terentino’s Django revamp. Check out the movie website here.

This Google Slides template borrows an image from Pezibear. This template is perfect for applied tech teachers, woodworkers, and power tool enthusiasts.

This Google Slides template was mostly copied from this website here. Not every gem on this website is original, but at least the heavy lifting has been completed for you…

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