Building a Speech: Hook, Preview, Body and Close
Students put a scrambled speech back in order, label its parts, and write their own hook, thesis and conclusion on paper.
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Students put a scrambled speech back in order, label its parts, and write their own hook, thesis and conclusion on paper.
Students sort legal duties from voluntary responsibilities, work through three short civic case studies, and outline a plan for a community improvement project.
Students learn two quick frameworks for impromptu speaking, plan timed outlines for everyday prompts, and match general nerve-calming strategies to their effects.
Students read an original passage about traffic, complete a Roman-numeral outline, and then write an outline of their own from a short paragraph.
Students read an original short story, sort its events into the parts of a plot, and plan a plot of their own.
Students learn comic and storyboard vocabulary, then plan and sketch a six-panel page from a short story outline.