Pyramid Speech Pillars

Pyramid Speech Pillars Directions Choose four themes you want to work on when writing a new speech. Some examples are: Have a purpose, Communicate clearly, Educate, or Engage. Write them in the triangle pillars on the next slide. Expand on those pillars with specific examples of how to accomplish them when writing your speech. Examples would be: can I explain why I’m giving this speech, have I broken it down enough, have I included facts, or have I asked the audience questions? Refer to these pillars every time you’re working on a new speech. Optional: Fill out the triangle pillars on the last slide, print, fold, and glue sides together. Keep the pyramid on your desk to remind you what you should consider when writing a new speech.

Pyramid Speech Pillars Choose four themes you want to work on when writing a new speech and write them in the pillars below. Have a Purpose Make sure I explain why I’m there. And reiterate it throughout the speech.

Printable Pyramid Speech Pillars Folding Instructions Keep the pyramid on your desk to remind you what you should consider when writing a new speech. Pyramid Speech Pillars Folding Instructions Use the four important themes that you landed on for Slide 3 and type them into the triangles. Print, cut, fold, and glue the sides together. You can also print first (placeholder text won’t print) and write the themes in by hand.

Final folded product If you follow the directions correctly, your final folded product should look like the image below.