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Oral communication outlines for Microsoft Word
School Morning Announcements
If your school provides morning announcements via intercom, this is the perfect template to get started. It's large print so the kids can hold it as they conduct the announcements. Change it up to meet the needs and ages of your school community. ENJOY!
Grades:
1st - 6th
Instruction Following Lesson Plans
This is a collection of five lesson plans to teach preschool and kindergarten aged students how to follow instructions and give instructions to others. The lesson plans scaffold following instructions skills into five levels:1. Responding to their name from adults2. Responding to their name from peers3. Following one-step instructions4. Following multi-step instructions5. Following/giving instructions with peersMaterials are not included in this package, but can be purchased as part of a bundle.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Also included in:Â Following Instructions Social Skills Curriculum
Assessment & Treatment Recommendations for School-based SLP
This easy to follow chart provides assessment protocol & treatment strategies and considerations for graduate student clinicians and Speech-Language Pathologists working with the school-age population. The following areas are included: Speech Sound Disorders, Language Disorders, Neurodevelopmental Disorders, Fluency Disorders, and Counseling. Includes information on:Articulation DisordersOrganic Articulation Disorders (Cleft Palate, Hearing Impairment, AOS)Phonological DisordersLanguage Diso
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Public Speaking Template, Tips, and Tricks for the 1-2 Minute Informative Speech
The common core wants effective speakers and 21st Century Learners!
Here is a template for the one to two minute informative speech in handy notecard-sized cutouts.
This document includes public speaking tips and tricks for all ages and ability levels.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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How to Develop and Deliver a High School Commencement Speech
Every spring for many years I was asked to coach one or more students who had to deliver a speech at our high school's commencement ceremony. And every year I would have the same problem: students who didn't know where to begin. Even though many of them were academically talented, writing a commencement speech--let alone delivering one--was not something they'd done before. So I developed this guide to help them get the job done.
Along with ideas for coming up with a suitable topic, the guide
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Grades:
12th
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Persuasive Speech Project
This project should be done as a unit in a speech or public speaking course, or as an activity to introduce students to persuasive rhetoric and public speaking in an English course.
Before beginning this project, explore controversial topics and debates going on in public education. Examples might include- merit based pay for teachers; affirmative action; standardized testing; prayer in school etc. The students will need to pull ideas from your anticipatory discussions/activities, as well a
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Lincoln Douglas Debate Outline
This is a format for both an Affirmative and Negative speech for Lincoln Douglas debate. This format is best used with novice debaters that are just getting into debate and need an outline for how to write their speeches.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Demonstration Speech Unit
This unit includes 8 pages and a rubric detailing a Demonstration Speech for students. This assignment combines Language Arts, as well as, Common Core requirements for Speaking and Language. Included is information regarding the purpose of a Demonstration speech, a sample outline, a student outline, requirements, and a rubric. This highly adaptable unit can be used with multiple grade levels.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Speech Therapy: Preschool Baseline Checklist
This quick reference can serve as a great baseline tool for graduate clinicians and Speech-Language Pathologists. The checklist recommends several areas that should be assessed for the pre-school population prior to creating or revising goals. Just add the clients initials and use the +/- system to document what skills the client has acquired.
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PreK - K
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Persuasive Speech Outline Template
This Persuasive Speech Outline Template is geared toward secondary ELA students for use in public speaking courses, units, and/or assignments. When following a specific outline, students can easily organize their persuasive speech(es) using rhetorical appeals and include paramount elements in a speech (or essay when modified).
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Editable Student-Led Conference Template
A form for students to fill out while preparing for conferences and to use as a guide while sharing with their parents! The document is editable to change the categories to best fit your needs. A simple design keeps students focused and the document looking professional!
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Grades:
1st - 12th
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Monroe’s Motivated Sequence Template (Editable & Fillable resource)
Monroe's Motivated Sequence - The Five Steps. Attention. ...Monroe's Motivated Sequence (MMS) ...Step 1 - Attention. ...Step 2 - Build the NEED/WANT. ...Step 3 - Satisfy the NEED/WANT. ...Step 4 - Visualizing the Results. ...Step 5 - Call to Action.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMb65w9nLyo
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Visual Phone Script
Do you have students that want to answer the classroom phone or need guidance on how to engage in phone conversation? This is the resource for you!
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
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Informative Speech Activity Materials w/ Peer Feedback Rubric
Informative speeches acquaint students with one another and the idea of public speaking. This five-page download includes:Student speech instructionsInformative speech prompts (20 unique prompts)Peer feedback instructionsSpeech outlineGrading rubric for peer feedbackGrading rubric for speechPossible Learner Outcomes:Create a speech using an outline.Listen and summarize information.Prepare a speech using an outline.Identify important information.Talk about yourself in public. (This is harder tha
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Je me présente - Adjectives and ER basic french presentation
This outline for a basic French presentation uses the student's knowledge of adjectives and present regular ER verbs. They will have to explain what they look like, what their personality is like, what they enjoy doing (ER verbs) and what they do not enjoy using (negative and ER verbs).
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Impromptu Speaking Planning Sheet
This planning sheet helps young speakers organize their thoughts for an impromptu speech.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Popcorn Toasts- Quick Write Prompt
This is the quick write activity. Students use this to brainstorm before doing their Popcorn Toast.
Grades:
10th - 12th, Staff
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Monument & Memorial Brochure Project Outline
This outline allows students to have a guide while researching their monument or memorial. It is organized for students to create a brochure for their final project. Each page of the brochure is identified and allows students to transfer information from their notes to their final project. The outline goes as follows:
Title Page- picture, name of mon/mem, city and state it is located
Inside Folded Flap: 10 key points that give information
Inside Left Flap: map of mon/mem location, directions
In
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Speech Writing for Beginners
Help beginning students learn how to write a speech, step by step. The subject in this assignment is one we can all relate to: What did you do over summer vacation? Students will be able to write a rough draft and then use the outline format to create notes for a practice presentation.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Techniques in Persuasion: Organized, robust list for all texts, speeches, etc.
I have organized this tightly-packed two-page list of persuasive techniques into categories that help students understand and remember. There are dozens of techniques listed, applicable to speech or persuasive writing. These can be used as a companion to ANY discussion of persuasion or propaganda, although the document was developed with Animal Farm in mind -- students are asked to identify these elements in Old Major's speech. This is a Word document, so you can adjust as necessary for your nee
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Individual Speech Outline (Public Speaking, Speaking & Listening Resource)
An easy-to-follow speech outline chart for students to use to plan individual speeches, or individual parts within a group presentation. It has space for an introduction, three talking points, a conclusion, and a transition. I typically assign this during the planning process, then have students transfer their notes to 3x5 cards before they give final presentations.The document is formatted to be printed on legal size paper, then cut in half - if you have copy limits at your school, this is an e
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Language for Academic Discussions Outline
The Language for Academic Discussions Outline is an essential resource for high school and college-level English students to help them develop the language skills necessary for engaging in academic discussions. This comprehensive handout provides students with a clear understanding of the language structures and conventions required for effective academic discourse.The Language for Academic Discussions Outline covers a range of topics, including the following:Identifying and responding to differ
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Not Grade Specific
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How to Make an Effective Presentation Handout
Do your student seminar presentations ever live up to your expectations? Do they ever blow you away? Me either!
Do your students blurt out long passages on a PowerPoint screen and call that a seminar? A presentation?
This extremely handy sheet assists students on how to create an effective seminar presentation. It tells them exactly what is great and what isn't so great about presenting. Addressing your expectations of HOW to present is essential, and this sheet should be your FIRST resource.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Editable Visual Communication Chart
Use this chart with your kids who have trouble expressing their feelings/emotions. Students can utilize the words and/or pictures to show their teacher how they are feeling. Expressing to students that you care about their feelings creates a positive and welcoming classroom community that promotes learning!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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