What you get
- One offline HTML deck with editor, presenter notes and PowerPoint export
- Twelve picture-book recipes with chapter openers and text islands
- A library of 14 matching gouache paintings, free to use
- Embedded open-licensed type and three palettes
- Optional read-aloud talk version
Good for
- Reading programs and library story hours
- Classroom projects and early-learning talks
- Children's workshops and picture-book proposals
Not for
- Business pitches and data reviews
- Topics without children or stories
- Loud or dark brand looks
How to use it
In Claude or ChatGPT
Use the PopNow skill "Storybook Presentation Template" (storybook-presentation-template) for this: Make a 10-slide deck for our library's summer reading club for ages 6 to 9: four weekly steps, three questions we ask, and how families join.
In a coding agent
/popnow-storybook-presentation-template Make a 10-slide deck for our library's summer reading club for ages 6 to 9: four weekly steps, three questions we ask, and how families join.
Then try
Paint a new cover child holding a lantern; show me the price first.
Make a read-aloud version of the notes with a warm, slow voice.
What to have ready
- Your program, age group and its parts
- Facts you may state, no invented outcomes
- Slide count or speaking time
- Optional: artwork you have permission to show
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Questions
Are the children in the paintings real?
No. Every painted child is fictional. The skill never paints or uses a real child without a guardian's permission.
Can I use the paintings for any topic?
They are made for children's reading, learning and art topics. For other subjects, paint new ones with PopNow or use labeled frames.
Which font does it use?
Inter, embedded under its open font license so the deck works offline, with small Georgia captions.
Can I show it to children?
Yes. The content rules keep it safe for young audiences, and the talk version can read the notes aloud like a story.