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1 Organizing and Delivering an Entertainment Speech

2 Identify the features of an Entertainment Speech
Objectives: Identify the features of an Entertainment Speech Write topics appropriate for an entertainment speech Develop and deliver an effective entertainment speech

3 Evaluate and critique a speech
Objectives: Evaluate and critique a speech Practice learning and thinking skills, life skills, and ICT literacy in organizing and delivering an entertainment speech;and Reflect on your learning on organizing and delivering an entertainment speech

4 What is an Entertainment Speech?
-It is a kind of speech designed to captivate an audience's attention and regale or amuse them while delivering a clear message. -Speakers engage in entertainment speeches generally at special occasions (e.g. weddings, funerals, birthdays) or are asked to deliver a keynote address.

5 Aims of Entertainment Speech
to share goodwill joy pleasure

6 Key Considerations in Delivering an Entertainment Speech
PREPARATION; ADAPTATION TO THE OCCASION; ADAPTATION TO THE AUDIENCE; AND MINDFULNESS OF THE TIME

7 How to Make your Speech Entertaining
To make your speech entertaining, you may: TELL JOKES; SHARE FUNNY STORIES; DRAMATIZE EXPERIENCES; AND RECALL A SCARY STORY

8 Steps in Writing an Entertaining Speech
Choose! STEP 1 Enjoy! STEP 2 Simplify! STEP 3

9 Visualize! Surprise! Steps in Writing an Entertaining Speech STEP 4

10 Suggested Outline for an Entertainment Speech
1. Introduction Attention Getter: personal story, joke Message (opt for a less serious message) Preview

11 Suggested Outline for an Entertainment Speech
2. Body (any or all of the following) Events that led to your observation Quotation that humorously reflects the message Stories about others that can help the audience understand the message.

12 Suggested Outline for an Entertainment Speech
3. Conclusion Review Restatement of the message Link back to opening story or joke

13 Thank You !

14 REFERENCE: Sipacio, Philippe John F. & Balgos, Ann Richie G. (2016) Oral Communication in Context For Senior High School () C & E Publishing:893 EDSA, South Triangle, Quezon City

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