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Year in review · PowerPoint · 10 slides

Year in review presentation — your 2026 in 10 slides

Short answer. Turn 2026 into a clear 10-slide story: cover, headline numbers, timeline, wins, learning, people, change, lessons, gratitude and measurable 2027 goals. Numbers: define the period and what each metric counts (your records).

 

  • Verify dates, numbers, names and photo permissionstype the date

Remind me 3 days before

Check your own case.

Review once more before presenting or sharing.

Year in review presentation: first page

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Choose fewer moments and explain why they mattered.

Open the 10-slide PowerPoint below and replace the fictional examples with your own 2026.

Deadlines

The rules, with the source

WhatDeadlineSource
Numbersdefine the period and what each metric countsyour records
Timelineselect four turning points, not every eventeditorial choice
People and photosuse names and images you may sharepermission
2027 goalsadd a measure, owner and first stepyour plan

The three prepared examples are fictional. Protect private information and replace every placeholder.

Step by step

What to do, in order

  1. 1

    Choose one theme

    Write the sentence that connects the year’s most important change.

  2. 2

    Select evidence

    Use a small set of dated events, defined numbers and permitted photos.

  3. 3

    End with commitments

    Turn lessons into three measurable goals with owners and first steps.

Questions

How many slides are included?

Exactly 10 total, including the cover and 2027 goals.

What is on the timeline?

Four editable quarterly turning points so the slide stays readable.

Can I use it for a team, student or family?

Yes. Three fictional examples demonstrate those three contexts.

Are photo areas editable?

Yes. Replace the labeled photo placeholders with images you own or may share.

Does every slide include guidance?

Yes. A visible TIP strip names the decision or check for that slide.

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Use only information and images you may share. Define metrics, verify dates and remove private details before distributing the deck.