Looking for One Pager Examples? We Can Help!

If you’re looking for a one-pager example template, we’ve got you covered with eight different one-pager layouts that are perfect for your students to use to complete their one-pager projects.

Before we get started, let’s talk about the one-pager and how to get started with them.

What is a One Pager?

A one-pager is a simple, single-page document that summarizes a topic, concept, or idea. It is called a “one-pager” because it is meant to be concise and fit onto a single page.

One-pagers can be used in the classroom as a way for students to organize and present information on a particular topic. They can be used to review or summarize a lesson or to present information on a project or research topic. One-pagers can be used in various subject areas and can be a useful tool for students to practice their writing, summarization, and presentation skills.

How to Create a One-Pager with Our Template

To create a one-pager, students can start by brainstorming the key points they want to include. They can then use the printable template for a one-pager, or the Google Slides templates to organize the information onto a single page. Students can use text, images, and other visual elements to help convey the information effectively.

One-pagers can be shared with the class or a wider audience if desired. They can be printed, displayed, or shared digitally as a PDF or image file.

Before You Download

This resource is available in three different formats. Use the dropdown arrow on the Download button to choose your desired file type. We’ve included

• Printable Black and White PDF – This file will include all eight blank one-pager templates, which you can print and copy in a snap.
• Editable Black and White Google Slides – This file is identical to the PDF version but is fully editable. You can add headings to the different sections to organize your student projects before printing.
• Interactive Digital Google Slides Color Version – This file is the version you can assign to Google Classroom and have your students complete entirely online. The templates in this file are in full color, have text editability, and have placeholders for students to use to insert images directly into the template.