What is an 'Ignite' speech? How do I work in a small group? LO: To begin thinking about your own ‘Ignite’ speech LO: To explore how to efficiently work.

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What is an 'Ignite' speech? How do I work in a small group? LO: To begin thinking about your own ‘Ignite’ speech LO: To explore how to efficiently work in threes DISCUSS IN PAIRS NOW!: What are the different roles you play when working in groups? Complete a blob tree that reflects how you felt, working in a group at the end of last term.

What are your strengths and areas for development when working in a group?

What is an 'Ignite' speech?

What makes a good speech?

What makes a good 'Ignite' speech?

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Add to your Ignite ideas... Spark challenge! What sparks have lit a flame of interest in you this week? List as many things as you can that you have seen or heard or thought about that you have loved or hated that have intrigued or annoyed you. Challenge! Reach for a better word! Could your language be more precise? Probe your partner: ‘what exactly do you mean by...’ Could you use an ible/able word?