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Free oral communication projects
All About Me Bag - FREE
All About Me BagThis is a fun and easy way to get to know your students and for your students to get to know one another.Make copies for each student and attach to a paper lunch bag. Explain the assignment before sending home to students and share your own All About Me bag with them. Send home for students to complete during the first or second week of school. *You could also have students decorate their bag for extra fun!*************************************************************************T
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PreK - 3rd
Science Experiment Briefcase- The Journey of a Scientist
Are you looking for a fun, simple, and effective way to incorporate more science experiments into your classroom this year?
The Experiment Briefcase is a favorite in my classroom year after year, children absolutely love being the weekly scientist! Imagine a classroom of eager students waiting for their name stick to be drawn, just so they can have a turn at preparing a presentation for the classroom. It's like magic!
I have used the briefcase in second through fourth grade and the results
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3rd - 4th
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Stuttering Therapy: Learning about the Speech Machine
This FREE Practical Tip from Stuttering Therapy Resources (http://www.StutteringTherapyResources.com) includes a unique therapy activity drawn from our best-selling book, School-Age Stuttering Therapy: A Practical Guide. In this activity, children learn about the parts of their bodies that they use to product speech. This helps to lay the foundation for later work in which they can learn to enhance their fluency and improve their overall communication.
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K - 12th
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Three engaging middle school speech assignment with rubrics, sample work & more
This product has been made free for a limited time. I appreciate your taking the time to review the product in exchange for its use. Thank you -- Bryn
Need a speaking assignment that will challenge and engage your middle school students? Here are three. The speech assignments and supporting documents contained in this pack will provide many weeks of challenging, engaging and fun learning through the presentation of speeches.
Includes the following three assignments:
- "Me in Three"
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6th - 9th
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Back to School Let Me Introduce Myself with All About Me
Visit this site to learn more!!The first of the year should be filled with "Let Me Introduce Myself" !This packet contains that and more!!Student of the Week...Class Book Cover, Page for Student to CompleteParent NotePennants for Students to Make...Post on Bulletin Board, Post on Locker, Make a Banner, Attach to DowelPerfect for taking pictures at Open House or the First Day!Take a peek...Editable Interest InventoriesActivities and Games for Getting to Know Each OtherIcebreakersAll About Me Writ
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K - 3rd
Free Oral Reading Project
Kids love listening to read alouds, especially picture books. Let's give our students a chance to read a book to the class. Here's What's Included:An Assignment sheetEditable success criteria checklistThe format of this assignment is Google Slides.AssessmentThis project can be assessed for:~ Language (Reading and Oral)Other related products:Create a Podcast Fake News Writing UnitBlog Writing UnitFractured Fairytales Writing UnitMyth Writing UnitBest Part of Me Language ActivityFollow me on TPT o
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3rd - 6th
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Earth Day {Homework Project} FREEBIE!
Looking for a way to make Earth Day more meaningful for your students? This is a project I do with my students every April and it has become the favorite of students and staff alike!
Students use their creativity, resourcefulness, and recycled materials to create a new product that has a purpose and function. After you introduce the project in class, it becomes a homework assignment. Students complete the entire project at home and bring it in to share with the class on the due date.
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3rd - 6th
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Presentation Rubric
Use this rubric for poster, PowerPoint, or Google Slides presentations.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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MENU project
This bright and easy to make project is to learn, review and activate “food” vocabulary not only with young learners, but also it will be a great speaking activity for teenagers or EFL adults.How to use:- print the appropriate number of menus for everyone;- ask students to name their restaurants on the front page, draw drinks, starters, snacks, desserts and other food, create the names of the dishes, write the prices and even add the lists of ingredients if necessary;Your MENUs are ready! Organi
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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Poem in Your Pocket Day Activities
Celebrate National Poem in Your Pocket Day! Give your students an opportunity to experience the simple joy of poetry by celebrating National Poem in Your Pocket Day. Every year during National Poetry Month, one day is designated Poem in Your Pocket Day. It is a great way to share the beauty of poetry. Best yet, it's very simple to implement and you won't have any grading to do. All you will do is celebrate poems! Best yet, you can celebrate your own personal local version of Poem in
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4th - 10th
Pop Bottle Biography Project
Here is a great idea for exposing your students to other genre's by getting them actively engaged in the learning. In this project, students will choose a biography to read, then they will create a replica of their person using a pop bottle and styrofoam ball.
These turned out so fantastic! CHeck out my blog for a picture of some of the end results! :)
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2nd - 4th
Dragon's Den Product Pitch - media literacy
Students work in partners to come up with a new product, then pitch it to the Dragons (you or the whole class). Students consider what type of product they want to make and who the product will be for. For example, they could design a product that could improve a hockey players performance. Once student finish their pitch plan, they will create a script and/or slide show to present their pitch. If using this activity for distance learning, student could work independently and present their produ
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4th - 6th
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Giver Project
A fun activity for students to complete with the novel The Giver by Lois Lowry! Appropriate for grades 5-8. This is a Word Document that describes the Family Traditions Project to the students. Students can complete this activity while reading the novel (before they have finished it) or after they have finished it. It should not be started until after The Ceremony of Twelve takes place in the novel, that way students have a broad understanding of the meaning of tradition in Jonas's community. Th
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5th - 8th
Public Speaking Practice Checklist
Practice makes perfect! Quick print a public speaking speech practice checklist for students to complete at home over the course of practicing delivering their speeches five times - at least once in front of the mirror, twice in front of one family member, and twice in front of an audience of more than one person. Checklists for presentations with costumes and props, as well as plainclothes presentations. Checkmark checklists, as well as rate yourself checklists for eye contact, appropriate
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Not Grade Specific
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Brown Bag Presentation: Getting to know you
This has definitely been done before and passed around from teacher to teacher. I simply typed it out in two columns so it would be easy to cut in half and staple to a brown bag.
This is something I have had my students do for one of their early in the year presentations. I use my oral presentation criteria chart to grade them. (When I taught primary, I used the primary oral presentation rubric--in my store as well.)
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1st - 5th
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Public Speaking Foundation Projects - Poetry Reading and Narrative Joke Telling
Dear Teachers,
The foundation projects form the basis for all twenty of the public speaking and reading projects my students might complete over their three years with our school. Because I want more teachers to include public speaking and reading into their programs, I have decided to make these two opening projects FREE of charge. Perhaps if I can lure you into this marvelous aspect of language arts / English, you'll come looking for more of what we do.
These opening units are designed to in
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6th - 12th
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CREATIVE THINKING PROJECTS St. Patrick's Day Activity GATE HOTS Enrichment
A CREATIVITY PROJECT: Luck o' the Irish (Destination: Imagination via Creative Thinking)Luck o' the Irish is a St. Patrick's Day, creative thinking activity that challenges students to collect symbols and superstitions of good and bad luck. This activity provides an easy and valuable home-school connection. It is a wonderful replacement for traditional show and tell in that it gives the students a purpose and focus for their sharing time. Luck o' the Irish is a free sample from Destination: Imag
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Not Grade Specific
Statistics Project and Gallery Walk: Data, Box Plot, 5 Number Summary, Histogram
Need a summative assessment for your statistics class?This Statistics Project is a great way for students to show their knowledge of gathering and collecting data, calculating 5 Number Summary, creating Box and Whisker Plots, analyzing Central Tendencies, and graphing Histograms. Students can pick their own topic, create a poster of their data, and then present their findings to the class through a Gallery Walk.Example project is included.
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7th - 10th
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Peer Evaluation Form
This is a form for students to fill out as their peers are presenting a project. I do a lot of projects and I think constructive feedback is very helpful to the students. Public speaking is one of the biggest fears so I have my students do many projects to help ease their fear. They can't wait to get their feedback and take it home to share with their family. I explain in detail what each category means. The "ums" category is their favorite, and you will see many students staying silent when
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2nd - 12th
AVID Career Exploration Interview Questions
AVID students are required to research and learn about different careers to prepare for a successful future! This one page interview will allow students to get familiar with a particular career by interviewing someone they know.What's Included:One page PDF Interview sheetClick HERE to see our other AVID resources. We also have several great AVID bundle options available down below!AVID Mega Growing BundleAVID Teambuilding BundleAVID Writing BundleFollow KJ Inspired Resources:TPT StoreInstagramT
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5th - 8th
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Book Talk book report freebie!
Get your students interested in reading by hearing from their peers! This Book Talk project is a spin on a traditional book report that asks students to think more analytically about their reading. Students will read a book of their choosing and then convince their classmates to read it as well. Students are instructed NOT to focus merely on summarizing the book, but to talk about characters, conflict, theme, personal connections, and more!
Included is a detailed instruction page for students
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3rd - 6th
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"Words of Wisdom" Middle School Writing Project
This activity includes instructions, samples, a questionnaire, and a rubric for a middle-school writing assignment. Students will use a questionnaire to interview an elderly person. They will ask biological information and personal information about lessons learned and words of wisdom. They will compose a three-paragraph paper and share the paper with the class. After discussing the "words of wisdom" and telling how they relate to their lives, the students will illustrate them. Finally, the st
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4th - 9th
Biography in a Bag
Use this activity as a Back to School community building assignment to get to know your new class!
This assignment asks students to place 5 items in brown paper bag that are important to them or that they feel represent them.
Simply print, cut, and paste onto a brown paper bag.
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K - 5th
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Be the Teacher for a Day Project - Lesson Plan Template
This product pairs with the "Be the Teacher for a Day Project and Presentation." Students use this template to create a "lesson plan" to accompany their lesson.
Template breaks down each element of the presentation and asks students to consider the amount of time each activity/step will take. This template also asks students to specify the objective, materials, and technology required.
All of my students LOVED this activity, and I enjoyed the insight that they gained about all it takes to b
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10th - 12th
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