Oral communication lessons on sale

English Language Arts, Grammar, Oral Communication

A mini unit all by itself! Interactive and engaging! Speeches, eulogies, and other forms of oral communication are meant to be heard! Understanding this is fundamental to becoming a great communicator, and the different tools used for a speech are central to students seeing the purpose, audience, and occasion of a piece of communication. In this bundle you will receive the following: Two interactive presentations introducing students to a variety of speech terminology that includes practice

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7th - 12th

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Speech Analysis from Movies: AP Language and Composition

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English Language Arts, Gifted and Talented, Oral Communication

30 slides! Google Slides or PPT! Great for distance learning OR in-class instruction. Speeches and other forms of oral communication are meant to be heard! On the AP test there is almost always a piece of text that originally was spoken to an audience. Understanding this, and the different tools used for a speech, are paramount to students seeing the purpose, audience and occasion of piece of communication.This lesson uses a variety of different speeches from film to help students recognize

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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

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Also included in: Classicism, Speech Digital Unit: 11th Grade, AP Language or College Prep

AP Language and Composition, Speech Analysis, Mary Fisher's "Whisper of AIDS"

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English Language Arts, Gifted and Talented, Oral Communication

Speeches and other forms of oral communication are meant to be heard! On the AP test there is almost always a piece of text that originally was spoken to an audience. Understanding this, and the different tools used for a speech are paramount to students seeing the purpose, audience and occasion of piece of communication.This lesson uses Mary Fisher's "The Whisper of AIDS" to analyze different tools of rhetoric. Included are the following: guided reading of the speech; analysis inquiries; wr

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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

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Also included in: Romanticism Unit: Junior English, AP Language, College Preparations

Public Speaking: Interactive Speech Lesson (Google Slides, PowerPoint)

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English Language Arts, Gifted and Talented, Oral Communication

New product! Over 70 slides of interactive content! This presentation emphasizes the use of specific rhetorical and poetic strategies to build an effective, emotionally balanced speech. Included are tools that Martin Luther King Jr. used in speeches; tools that the Declaration of Independence relies upon; tools that communicators may use everyday without even knowing it!Here are the list of the some of the tools covered: claim, concession, analogy, allusion, a variety of figurative language,

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7th - 12th

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Also included in: Classicism, Speech Digital Unit: 11th Grade, AP Language or College Prep

BIG BUNDLE Debate Research and Writing ELA Activity 3rd 4th 5th 6th grade

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English Language Arts, Oral Communication, Writing

With this Google Slides Activity, you can have your own classroom Tournament Madness! These resources are great for sparking debate and conversation, as students will get a chance to vote on various topics and then come up with an argument to support their claim!You can turn these into writing assignments too if you wish!The 8 tournament themes/ debate topics included in this bundle are: 1) Colors2) Flavors3) Foods4) Animals5) Instruments6) Places To Go7) Sports8) SuperpowersFOR EACH RESOURCE:1.

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3rd - 6th

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Cheys Creative Career Prep

Chain Link Story - Public Speaking and Listening Skill Development

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Youth will learn the importance of listening as well as communication and creativity when given an object and creating an imaginative story in an engaging, hands-on way.

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Business, Critical Thinking, Oral Communication

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Not Grade Specific

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Activities, Cultural Activities, Lesson

Confidence Booster Toolkit for Teens: A Short TED Talk with Activities & Debate

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T-Fuel

Looking for class material on student confidence, growth and what how to give your students confidence? The following is a TED Talk lesson is designed for teens and end-of-year groups who are thinking about careers and opportunity. The Talk is led by Emily Jaenson and covers her journey from shyness to confidence, emphasizing the importance of changing behaviors to alter attitudes towards self-assurance. She shares six pivotal behaviors, from taking initiative to celebrating successes, that can

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Career and Technical Education, Life Skills, Oral Communication

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9th - 12th

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Handouts, Homework, Lesson

Winter Would You Rather Social Skills Interactive Activity Conversation

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Holidays/Seasonal, Oral Communication, Winter

Celebrate Winter with this Would You Rather activity! This Google Slides file is a great way to generate conversation, discussion, and debate! Ideal for 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th grade, and middle school classrooms!Instructions for Teachers:- NO PREP NEEDED! This is a very simple and easy activity to use!* DO NOT delete any slides, as this could interfere with the activity. -The pace of this activity is completely up to you. -On Slide #3, you will see the “Question Wall.” Either the teacher or a cho

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2nd - 5th

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Spring Would You Rather Social Skills Interactive Activity Conversation

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Holidays/Seasonal, Oral Communication, Spring

Celebrate Spring with this Would You Rather activity! This Google Slides file is a great way to generate conversation, discussion, and debate! Ideal for 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th grade, and middle school classrooms!Instructions for Teachers:- NO PREP NEEDED! This is a very simple and easy activity to use!* DO NOT delete any slides, as this could interfere with the activity. -The pace of this activity is completely up to you. -On Slide #3, you will see the “Question Wall.” Either the teacher or a cho

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2nd - 5th

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Would You Rather Cards Happy Birthday 100+ Conversation Questions Social Skills

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English Language Arts, Holidays/Seasonal, Oral Communication

Create fun and entertaining discussions and debates with these Would You Rather cards! Teachers can use them in the classroom, or parents can use them for some fun family time!Included in this resource are over 100 printable Would You Rather questions, all about CELEBRATING A BIRTHDAY!! You can print the cards, cut them out, and place them into card sleeves (or print them on sturdy photo paper if you wish). Use as many cards as you need!You can use these cards in a variety of ways, whether it be

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2nd - 5th

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Activities, Printables, Lesson

Conversation Cards 272 Questions for Debate and Discussion 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Grade

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Classroom Community, English Language Arts, Oral Communication

Engage your students in lively classroom discussions with these Conversation Cards. Perfect to use as a warm-up activity, or for debate classes, these thought-provoking cards will encourage students to express their opinions and share their ideas on a variety of topics. Download now to generate some fun and interesting conversations and debates in your classroom!Included in this resource is 272 Printable Conversation Cards! You can print the cards, cut them out, and place them into card sleeves

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1st - 4th

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Activities, Printables, Lesson

Debate Research and Writing ELA Activity 3rd 4th 5th 6th grade Topic ANIMALS

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English Language Arts, Oral Communication, Writing

With this Google Slides Activity, you can have your own classroom Tournament Madness! 1. Let your class vote & have an entertaining debate/discussion with this tournament!2. On slide #4, you will see the bracket, with all the ANIMALS listed on it. 3. Decide on what the debate question will be. (EX: What is the best animal? etc.)4. When ready, show slide #4 to your class, (IN SLIDESHOW MODE). How you collect the votes from students is up to you. The pacing of voting is up to you. You can hold

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3rd - 6th

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Also included in: BIG BUNDLE Debate Research and Writing ELA Activity 3rd 4th 5th 6th grade

Would You Rather Cards Animals 100+ Conversation Questions Social Skills

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English Language Arts, Holidays/Seasonal, Oral Communication

Create fun and entertaining discussions and debates with these Would You Rather cards! Teachers can use them in the classroom, or parents can use them for some fun family time!Included in this resource are over 100 printable Would You Rather questions, all about ANIMALS!! You can print the cards, cut them out, and place them into card sleeves (or print them on sturdy photo paper if you wish). Use as many cards as you need!You can use these cards in a variety of ways, whether it be with your fami

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2nd - 5th

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Activities, Printables, Lesson

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Resources for Special Education Autism Teachers

VB-MAPP Cards that can be printed on card stock. Used for Intensive Table Teaching (ITT) VB Programs. The targets in this pack are aligned to Creative Curriculum (Building Theme) and the book A Chair for My Mother. You can use the materials to teach matching and sorting, receptive identification, labeling (tacting), and answering questions (intraverbals).We included a simple curriculum planning form for early, intermediate, and advanced learners, skills tracking sheets, and cards for ITT (tactin

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Early Intervention, Oral Communication, Special Education

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PreK - 5th

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Activities, Flash Cards, Lesson

Also included in: Preschool Themes Bundle

Debate Research Writing ELA Activity 3rd 4th 5th 6th grade Topic PLACES TO GO

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English Language Arts, Oral Communication, Writing

With this Google Slides Activity, you can have your own classroom Tournament Madness! 1. Let your class vote & have an entertaining debate/discussion with this tournament!2. On slide #4, you will see the bracket, with all the PLACES listed on it. 3. Decide on what the debate question will be. (EX: What is the best place to go? etc.)4. When ready, show slide #4 to your class, (IN SLIDESHOW MODE). How you collect the votes from students is up to you. The pacing of voting is up to you. You can

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3rd - 6th

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