1. Creating an Oral Presentation December, 2008 Mrs. Snyder December, 2008 Mrs. Snyder

2. The Big Idea / What is your presentation about? / Get a piece of notebook paper. / Visit the link below and read about the basics. / Try mind mapping.mind mapping / Your insect’s name (common) goes in the rectangle. / It is your topic. / The major ideas that will be part of your presentation are found here.here. / Each numbered point should be written on one of your radiating lines. / What is your presentation about? / Get a piece of notebook paper. / Visit the link below and read about the basics. / Try mind mapping.mind mapping / Your insect’s name (common) goes in the rectangle. / It is your topic. / The major ideas that will be part of your presentation are found here.here. / Each numbered point should be written on one of your radiating lines.

3. Radiating Lines / Evaluate whether an idea is new or if it is related to an existing idea. / New ideas should be drawn from the main rectangle. / Extensions to existing ideas should start on the line from which they originate. / Your work will look like a spider. / Turn your mind map in to Mrs. Snyder. / Evaluate whether an idea is new or if it is related to an existing idea. / New ideas should be drawn from the main rectangle. / Extensions to existing ideas should start on the line from which they originate. / Your work will look like a spider. / Turn your mind map in to Mrs. Snyder.

4. References / http://www.teamwork.demon.co.uk/m ind_maps/mind_basic.html, 12/4/2008. http://www.teamwork.demon.co.uk/m ind_maps/mind_basic.html / http://www.teamwork.demon.co.uk/m ind_maps/mind_basic.html, 12/4/2008. http://www.teamwork.demon.co.uk/m ind_maps/mind_basic.html