Objective
By the end of this lesson, the student will have improved their public speaking skills through engaging activities in various subjects.
Materials and Prep
- Pen and paper
- Access to the internet for research
- A quiet space for practice
Prior to the lesson, the student should have a topic in mind that they are passionate about and want to speak on.
Activities
- Art: Create a visual aid or presentation slides to accompany your speech.
- English: Write a persuasive speech or a captivating story to present.
- History: Research a historical figure or event and prepare a speech as if you were that person or living during that time.
- Math: Present a math problem or concept in a clear and engaging manner.
- Music: Deliver a speech on the impact of music on society or your favorite genre.
- Physical Education: Create a speech promoting the importance of physical activity and health.
- Science: Explain a scientific discovery or concept in a way that is easy for others to understand.
- Social Studies: Speak on a current event or social issue that you are passionate about.
Talking Points
- "Art allows us to express ourselves visually and can enhance the impact of our words."
- "In English, the power of storytelling and persuasion is key to captivating an audience."
- "History provides us with valuable lessons and insights that can be shared through public speaking."
- "Mathematics is not just numbers; it is a language that can be communicated effectively through speech."
- "Music has the ability to evoke emotions and bring people together, making it a compelling topic for public speaking."
- "Physical Education is not just about exercise; it is about promoting overall well-being and healthy habits."
- "Science is all around us, and being able to explain complex concepts in simple terms is a valuable skill in public speaking."
- "Social Studies topics often spark important conversations and debates, making them ideal for public speaking engagements."