1.Write a Speech include an Introduction, Body, and Conclusion 2. Create 3 Posters 3. Gather your visual aids/items that relate to your topic.

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1.Write a Speech include an Introduction, Body, and Conclusion 2. Create 3 Posters 3. Gather your visual aids/items that relate to your topic

The Perfect Topic For You! Choosing …

Consider this…. What do you spend time doing? What do you already know lots about? What would you like to learn more about?

Dolphins Marine & Coastal Ecology Behavior Reproduction Neat Facts! Species Where do they live? Diet/Feeding Habits

What is Your Purpose? To Persuade? To Inform? To Entertain? P P IE

Where can you find Research and Information? Library Websites Interviews Encyclopedias Newspapers, books, and magazines

Credible Websites A credible source is a trustworthy source… DO Use Websites that end in:.edu - education site.org - a credible organization DO NOT use ones that end in:.com or.net CHECK IT OUT!

Parts of a Speech BURGER

Public Speaking helps… increase your self confidence make you more comfortable fine tune everyday communication skills makes a good 1st impression

*Know your subject matter. *Know your speech- practice, practice, practice. *Note cards are okay to use. Tips to Help You Win at Public Speaking…

* Before the speech begins take time to get settled and comfortable. *Look directly at your audience. *Stand straight *Use hand gestures when making a point. *Breathe *Don’t rush!

* Practice positive self talk. “You are the best!” “Your speech is a winner!” *The most important thing to remember is… be yourself and have FUN!!

WHY Visual Aids? Enhance your presentation. Help you while you deliver your presentation! Add interest and sparkle.

POSTERS Make a small rough draft. Attract audience attention. Use keywords & pictures that work together. LARGE words that can be seen. Keep it neat and uncluttered

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