*Take out a pen or pencil.
*Leave your backpack on the table with the big white sign.
*2 people per table.
You will be spending 4 days with me in the library.
Here's what you'll be doing:
Researching an abolitionist
Writing a speech in his/her honor
Delivering that speech to the class
Schedule for the Week
Project Overview
What Makes a Speech "Great?"
Choose Abolitionist
Begin research/note-taking
Finish note-taking using websites provided
Begin rough draft of speech
Finish speech
Rehearse
***If time allows, ask Ms. T. about extra credit option.
Present speeches to the class!
Tips for Creating a Great Speech
I have created a slide show of tips for writing & giving great speeches that I gathered from various reliable sources.
Before I share it, let's see if you can predict what the tips are.
Work with the person/people at your table to come up with as many tips as you can think of.
Give yourself 1 point for each tip you guessed correctly.
The team with the most points will get a scratch & sniff bookmark :)
Abolitionist Biographies
***Important Reminders:
Read articles from more than one source
Make sure the sources are reputable (no wikipedia or personal websites)
Put the facts you find IN YOUR OWN WORDS
Record only what will help you prepare your speech
Extra Credit Option