Can I change the subject and slide count?

Yes. Adapt the twelve roles to your approved subject and exact requested count. The example is not a default or limit. Agree a missing count from the content and duration before building, keeping the varied collage/page language coherent.

Do I need image generation?

Nineteen local assets can be reused when suitable, with approved supplied images first. Many are specific to making, crafts or project examples, so check topic fit. New art follows actual slots without a quota and may incur provider/account costs. Review the page plan before optional imagery and list unfinished frames.

Can I edit and use the deck in PowerPoint?

Use Edit or E to change text, pictures, order and notes, then Save the standalone HTML. The four visual treatments are authored page roles, not an editor theme selector. PPTX keeps text/notes editable and pictures separate, with other collage/diagram artwork rendered. Core build/check uses Python 3; image helpers use Node. Verify fonts and native layout separately.

Does the example prove learning outcomes?

No. Club activities, people and project scenes are fictional examples. Supply approved real material for participant or outcome claims and do not manufacture a testimonial to fill a story card.

Primary Doodle Deck

Previews from the publisher

Introduce a creative learning club through activities, projects, working principles and a simple making process. Primary Doodle Deck combines hand-lettered headings, photo cutouts, cobalt paper, red/yellow stickers, tape and scribbles. It preserves lively page variety while adapting the story and exact count to approved material rather than reproducing a fixed classroom template.

What you get

Twelve optional roles: cover, club introduction, activities, projects, printmaking, materials, principles, working together, process, story prompts, idea wall and invitation. Combine, reorder or extend them to fit the requested count; neither twelve pages nor nineteen images is a required quota.
A playful material system of white paper, cobalt notebook pages, tomato statements and yellow invitations. These four treatments have different page roles rather than four interchangeable editor skins. Hand-lettered titles, rotated grid notes, underlines, irregular outlines and thick paper silhouettes support compact readable copy.
Nineteen local catalog assets for nineteen example slots, spanning a cutout hero, stickers, craft activities, four project studies, printmaking, collaboration and a telephone invitation. Many are specific to art/craft/children’s projects; fictional portraits and workshop scenes are not real participants, testimonials or evidence of learning outcomes.
Editable text and diagram structure around the placed artwork, including the five-step creative loop, principle statements and prompts. Tape, scribbles and geometric decoration can be CSS/SVG; pictorial scenes are independent and used once each. Headings use a locally available bold hand-lettered face such as Marker Felt Wide, with a readable system sans for body and no remote fonts.
A standalone HTML presentation with notes, viewing, editing, thumbnails, presentation mode and print styling. Recipes/runtime and Python build/check tools are bundled with Node media helpers. Requested PPTX preserves text/notes and separate pictures while collage/background/diagram art renders into layers; PDF gives one 16:9 page per slide.

Before you choose

Read the activity, process and invitation pages together: someone should understand what they can try, how the group works and what happens next. Keep playful marks away from the instructions that matter, and do not let fictional project photos imply results you have not observed.

Good fit

A creative learning club needs an introduction that explains ways to participate, project examples and working principles.
A team wants a consistent primary-color/collage language across activity, process, material and invitation pages.
A creator can supply an audience, approved messages and project content and wants to adapt the sequence to an agreed count.

Not for

Copying protected reference art, the source author’s signature/logo, recognizable identities or projects without permission.
Automated research or verification of teaching outcomes, participant evidence or manufactured testimonials.
A PowerPoint in which every torn-paper edge, collage layer and brush mark remains a native editable shape.
A generic repeated card grid or one repeated photo that removes the authored density, humor and varied paper compositions.

How to use

You say

/primary-doodle-deck Create a twelve-page presentation for a fictional creative-learning club with playful photo cutouts and primary-color doodles.

Provide topic, audience, purpose, approved messages/source material, language and exact count. Include approved activity/project examples and real participation information where needed. Agree a missing count from the content and speaking duration, including opening/closing within the total unless specified otherwise.
Plan distinct roles using the twelve recipes. Preserve the cutout opener, cobalt introduction with grid note, sticker/activity cards, varied project imagery, red principles, five-step process and yellow invitation where they serve the content. Do not pad to twelve pages or turn every idea into the same rectangle.
Use White paper, Cobalt notebook, Tomato statement and Yellow invitation as coordinated page treatments. Keep body copy clear of scribbles, headings hand-lettered and supporting text compact. Confirm the available local heading font and native fallback; the style does not remotely fetch Marker Felt or promise it is installed for every recipient.
Create an art ledger per needed slot with subject, aspect, placement, palette, prompt and result. Choose suitable library reuse, reuse with generated gaps or all-new images, with approved supplied pictures first. Nineteen local assets are available; check craft/printmaking/children’s-project topic labels before adapting to another subject.
Use every pictorial asset once, including small stickers/story pictures; a crop/recolor is not a new source. Match square cutouts/stickers, 4:3 project studies and wide workshop/material scenes to the actual frame. Functional line icons and geometric scribbles may recur. Keep source identities and any imitation signature out of the artwork.
Embed catalog IDs with the checksum-verifying Node helper. Authorized fresh images may use a built-in tool or optional paid FAL path with FAL_KEY, recording returned task IDs for status/fetch without automatic failure retries. Charges/account limits can apply. List unmatched frames when suitable imagery is unavailable; no fixed generation quota determines the narrative.
Replace fictional club/project copy, activity claims, principle wording, notes and invitations with approved material. Compose/build/check with Python 3 and the expected count/style kit; Node supports media helpers. Keep words and simple diagrams editable, final images/fonts local or embedded, and file size under 20 MB. Resolve example leftovers/unfilled slots.
Open over local HTTP and inspect paper edges, complete cutout subjects, rotated-note readability, contrast, density and bounds across all 1280×720 pages. Test Edit/E, text/images/order/notes/object changes, undo/redo, Save and reopening. Export requested PPTX/PDF, run the PPTX check and inspect text/notes, rendered collage and actual fonts in the target application; a shared editor preset picker is not supplied.

Requirements and costs

You bring: Presentation topic and audience · Key messages or source material · Desired slide count and language
Dependencies: A browser for presentation and verified print export · Node.js for local validation · A host image generation tool for fresh artwork · Chrome, Chromium or Edge plus Node.js 20 or newer — required only for PowerPoint export
Outside costs: Generating new artwork may incur a separate provider charge. The included original example can be viewed without image generation.
Publisher testing: v1.0.5 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT