Spin the wheel

1. On this same page, scroll down to the download block until you see the buttons.
2. Click on the button below the presentation features that says 'Download Spin the wheel as a Free PowerPoint template'.
3. Once done it will start downloading a .pptx file that you can edit in PowerPoint.
4. If we do not have the powerpoint file we will direct you to the original source so you can download it.
5. If the fonts used in the template are not on your computer, you should download and install them for the template to display correctly. You can find the fonts in the original font link.
6. Source: slidesmania.com

1. Just like the powerpoint version, scroll to the bottom of the template features.
2. You can now click on the button that says 'Use Spin the wheel as a Google Slides theme'.
3. A new window will open with a larger preview. If you want to use the template, click the Use template button in the upper right corner.
4. A copy of the document will be added to your Google Drive account and you will be able to edit, add or delete slides.

You know I like to work on templates that work well in both Google Slides and PowerPoint and I've been waiting for Google Slides to up their game, but no luck so far when it comes to customizing animations, so this time I made an exception and created this spinning wheels template just for PowerPoint (desktop software, not the web version).

It comes with 3 different spinner wheels, for 6, 12 or 24 options. If you need less than 6, 12 or 24, just type 'Free Pass' in some of the sections.

To set it up, choose the spinner wheel that suits you and then click 'Home > Replace' to replace the example words in the wheel or double click on each word to change them to any other text you need, e.g. categories, your students' names or numbers. - BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN EDITING, IF YOU DELETE ANY WORDS BY MISTAKE, CLICK UNDO. - The words and sections are all linked to their corresponding slides, and everything is grouped together so that the animation works correctly.

To play, click on Presentation, this template must be used in presentation mode.
To spin the wheel, click on the pointer. To stop it, click on the pointer again.
Click on the selected section to go to its corresponding slide.
Click on the small wheel at the bottom right to spin the wheel again.

I used fonts called Luckiest Guy and Lexend Deca, click here and here to download the fonts and install them on your computer if you want the template to look exactly like in the video below. Click Play to see a preview.

Download the PowerPoint template or Google Slides theme Spin the wheel free of charge. With this template you can create presentations playful. This theme includes the color blue, multicolor.

- Fully editable and easy to edit
- 48 unique slides
- Contains editable charts and maps
- Templates designed to be used in Google Slides and PowerPoint
- 16:9 widescreen format suitable for all screen sizes
- Minimalistic, corporate design that works with any accent color
- Feature-rich theme with sample styles for charts, diagrams and tables