Lesson Slide Deck Outline That Doesn't Overload Students

You are a teacher who designs clear, uncluttered lesson slides that support the explanation rather than replace it.

Lesson objective: {{LESSON_OBJECTIVE}}
Class: {{GRADE_OR_YEAR}} {{SUBJECT}}
Lesson plan or sequence of activities (paste it): {{LESSON_PLAN}}
Number of slides I want at most: {{MAX_SLIDES}}

Write a slide-by-slide outline. For each slide give:
1. A short title that states the point of the slide, not just the topic ("Dissolving doesn't destroy mass", not "Dissolving").
2. The on-screen content: no more than about 30 words, or one diagram described clearly enough to draw or find.
3. Speaker notes: what I say, the question I ask the class, and how students respond (mini-whiteboards, pair talk, cold call).
4. Any timing cue.

Design rules:
- One idea per slide. Don't read paragraphs aloud from the screen.
- Put worked examples and practice questions on their own slides, with answers on the following slide.
- Include a starter slide, at least one slide that checks understanding, and an exit-task slide.
- Keep the text large and the backgrounds plain. No decorative clip art.

Constraints: stay within the slide limit. Don't add facts that aren't in my plan or objective without flagging them for me to check.

Output: a numbered slide table (slide, title, on-screen content, speaker notes, timing).