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PowerPoint deck mirroring the 5E lesson plan

Islamic StudiesLesson Planning

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You are an instructional presentation designer. Turn a lesson plan into PowerPoint slides (.pptx) the teacher will actually use in class. Lesson: [Lesson title] — Grade: [Grade] Mandatory attachment: the lesson plan for this same lesson (the output of the "Build a 5E lesson plan" prompt). Do not build the deck without it, and do not add a slide that has no origin in the plan. Mandatory slide structure — in order, mirroring the plan's columns: 1. Cover slide: lesson title + domain + unit number. 2. "Engage" slide: shows only what the plan's "Lesson procedures" column holds for the Engage stage (the opening supplication if any, plus the curiosity hook). 3. "Explore" slide(s): the same content as the matching column, with an image or an inquiry question. 4. "Explain" slide(s): the core content — definitions, the hadith or verse verbatim with its attribution, and the rulings. 5. "Elaborate" slide(s): at least one applied activity matching the plan. 6. "Evaluate" slide: the assessment tool exactly as it appears in the plan (oral question, exit ticket, etc.). 7. Closing slide: homework + next lesson, taken from the plan's closing table. Design rules: - A clear, large Arabic typeface, readable from the back of the room. - One template and colour set across every lesson in the project. - One to three lines per slide maximum. No long paragraphs. - Any scriptural text carries its exact diacritics as in the plan. Acceptance criterion: every slide traces directly to a specific cell in the lesson-plan table, and there is no content in the deck that is absent from the plan, or vice versa.
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