How to Convert Google Slides to PowerPoint

Are you wondering how to convert Google Slides to PowerPoint? Then you’re in the right place! This whole digital learning thing can be confusing at times. Luckily, we are built to adapt quickly to change, and teachers by nature love to share and collaborate, so BONUS!

Let me help you out with a quick tip on how to convert Google Slides to PowerPoint so you can use these fun activities offline if needed. Having access to Google Slides activities within PowerPoint can be super useful, especially if your internet is not reliable.

Take look at this video to learn how to export Google Slides into PowerPoint:

Let’s recap! How to Convert Google Slides to PowerPoint

1. Open your Google Slides file.
2. Once your activity is open, click “File” then “Download” then “Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx).”
3. Click on the PowerPoint file once it’s fully downloaded, and this will open your PowerPoint document.
4. Click “Enable Editing” if the document is locked.
5. That’s it! Now you can use your Google Slides activity inside PowerPoint.

You know what the beauty of this is? All your textboxes and interactive pieces are preserved, so you don’t have to add anything to make the resource work properly. This is a perfect way to use Google Slides activities inside PowerPoint.

And again, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve run into internet issues at school. From now on, I’ll definitely be saving a copy of my activities inside PowerPoint so I have a back-up plan when Wi-Fi and I just don’t agree lol!

Here’s a link to the 1st Grade Measurement resource for Google Slides that is shown in the video in case you’re interested: Measurement and Data in 1st Grade.

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Happy Digital Learning!

Jess @ Savvy Apple
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