SLIDE 1
INFORMATIVE PRESENTATION
- Mr. Winn / Communication Arts
OVERVIEW
An informative speech provides your audience with information on a specific topic. The purpose is to provide your audience with new or additional knowledge of your subject without overwhelming them. Select a topic you find interesting. It can be something you already know about or wish to learn more about.
GRADE
100 points PRESENTATION: You will record yourself presenting your speech and e-mail it to me winn.corey@westad.org OUTLINE: You will use this during your presentation, but it will not be turned in.
PRESENTATION includes:
Time: 3-5 minutes Should teach the class about something (example: how to make chocolate chip cookies, how to shoot a goal in soccer, how to tie a fly, etc.) Topic should interest you and the audience Must use at least 2 sources (example: Book, magazine article, internet source etc.) Must cite sources in the speech (example: According to ….) Must be school appropriate Outline required-you may use it as a reference tool during your speech Must use have at least 1 visual aid (Ex. Props, A poster, food that you are making, a football etc.) The visual aid should supplement your presentation, not distract
OUTLINE template: You can use this to guide you during your
- presentation. (You still need to make eye contact with the audience-the
camera)
I. INTRO
- a. Attention Grabber!!! - Get your audience’s attention. This can be in the form of a
Story, Hypothetical Illustration, Quote, Reference to Audience, Demonstration, Novelty, Video clip, etc.…
- b. Thesis – Let the audience know your topic
- c. Preview – Introduce the main steps, points, topics, etc.…
II. BODY
- a. TOPIC 1
- i. Subpoints and supporting material
- ii. Subpoints and supporting material
- b. TOPIC 2
- i. Subpoints and supporting material
- ii. Subpoints and supporting material
- c. TOPIC 3