Default View Size In My Own Template

I have created a template of my own called “My Template” and have set it to open automatically as a new document in preferences. Everything works great except it opens at 100% view size I want it to open at 150% view size, I’ve tried saving it as a template to the templates folder as the same name as above and it retains all my changes except view size. Is there any way to save the default view size of a template so it opens at 150% ? When I save a template as a document it remembers my view size and reopens at the larger saved view size but my saved template reopens at 100% not matter what I do!

Actually my mistake I just read the instructions for pasting the text below into the terminal window and then press "Enter" NOT "return". I was pressing return which didn't work so the line of code below does work to set the default Zoom on a template.
defaults write com.apple.iWork.Pages SLDefaultsPageScale 1.25
Complete instructions below:
1. Go to Applications > Utilities, and double click the Terminal icon.
2. In the window that comes up, paste the following text:
defaults write com.apple.iWork.Pages SLDefaultsPageScale 1.25
3. Press the enter key.
Next time you open Pages, the zoom factor will be 250%.
(If you want some other zoom factor, just replace "2.50" with for example "2.25" for 225% or "0.50" for 50% and so on.)

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