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/sketchnote-lesson-deck 45-minute lesson on photosynthesis for 12-year-olds.
--- name: sketchnote-lesson-deck description: Friendly hand-drawn lesson slides that turn a topic into a clear, memorable visual story. Use when the user asks for lesson deck or similar. --- # Sketchnote Lesson Deck Creates a lesson deck with hand-drawn headings, simple doodle diagrams and a check-for-understanding slide after every concept. ## When to use - Classroom lessons - Workshops - Self-study notes ## Workflow 1. Clarify audience age and time available. 2. Break the topic into 4–6 concepts. 3. Draw each concept as a simple doodle with one label. 4. Add a question slide after each concept. 5. Finish with a recap and take-home task. ## What you deliver - Lesson deck with doodle diagrams - Check-for-understanding prompts - Printable one-page summary ## Not for - Formal corporate training - Dense technical diagrams - Exam papers ## Quality bar - State assumptions you made and ask before overwriting existing files. - Never invent facts, numbers, logos or quotes — use placeholders and say so. - Follow `references/style-guide.md` for colour and type decisions. - Finish with a short checklist of what the user should review or replace.
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Creates a lesson deck with hand-drawn headings, simple doodle diagrams and a check-for-understanding slide after every concept.
Updated Sep 27, 2026