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Learn about public speaking, audience, posture, and speech writing in class notes. Get ready for your first speech assignment and vocabulary review. Improve your grade with organized binders.
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Welcome to Speech Grade 6 Ms. Ashley
Week 4 Do Now 1Wednesday, October 1st, 2014 • Question: Answerthefollowing in at least3 complete sentences. • 1. Whatisyour gradenow in Speechclass? (Orwhat do youthinkitis) Are youhappywithit? Whatwillyou do afterthe break toimproveorkeepthesame grade?
FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS : • 1. Place yourhomework and your Do Nowontherighthandside of yourdesk. • 2. SIT QUIETLY- I willchoosequietstudents as helpers • 3. BE SURE TO WRITE YOUR NAME ON EVERY PAPER!!
Do NowWeek #2 -Should be onthe DO NOW PAPER -MISSING SUNDAY -Everyweektheprocedureis to handit in onWednesdayforbothSunday and Wednesdayonthe SAME PAPER -I willaccepttodayforminusoneday late
Late Policy -Late workis -10 points per day -I do notaccept late workafteroneweekafterthe original due date. -Todayisthelastday to show me materialsbecauseitwasoriginallydue LAST SUNDAY
Announcement: BINDER CHECK -In onemonth, I willgiveyouyourfirstbindercheckfor a quiz grade. -Pleasemakesureyourbinderisorganized, thatyou are keeping notes and handouts in thecorrectsections.
5 Sections • 1- Do Now • 2- WeeklyVocabulary • 3- Class Notes • 4- Speeches/Compositions • 5- Portfolio
YourfirstSpeechAssignment DueToday
Vocabulary Week 1 Review Publicspeaking, Speech, Audience,Posture
PubicSpeaking • Whatispublicspeaking? • Public speaking is speaking to a group of people in a structured, deliberate manner intended to inform, influence, or entertain the listeners
Speech • A speech is a spoken expression of ideas, opinions, etc., that is made by someone who is speaking in front of a group of people; something spoken
Audience • An audience is a group of people who gather together to listen to something (such as a concert) or watch something (such as a movie or play) : the people who attend a performance • : the people who watch, read, or listen to something
Posture • Posture is the way in which your body is positioned when you are sitting or standing.
Quizaboutthe rules and procedure Let’sgoovertheanswerstogether
Whatisspeechclass? Whatwillwelearnthisyear?
There are two parts to SpeechTwo Meanings • Definition #1 Speech – an essay we say to an audience (public speaking) • Definition #2 Speech – the study of the way people talk
Writing a Speech • Whatis a speech? • A speechisanessaywereadorsay in front of a group of people.
Pronunciation • Theway a personpronounces (says) a Word. Theway a Word orlanguageisspoken.
Enunciation • to pronounce words or parts of words clearly, articulate.
Introduction • Thepartthatserves to introduce anything (book, speech, essay, etc);thebeginning
Vowel • a letter representing a vowel sound, such as a, e, i, o, u. In speech, open sounds.
Consonant • A speech sound that is not a vowel. It also refers to letters of the alphabet that represent those sounds. Examples - Z, B, T, G, and H
Week 2 Do Now 2Wednesday, September 17th, 2014 • Question: (A) Define Speech and Audience. (B) Whatisonetopicyouwouldenjoytalkingabout in thisclass?
QuestionAskingDuringtheQuiz Quietlyraiseyourhandand Miss Ashley will come to you. Ifyoutalkyouwillreceive a ¨0¨
FirstSpeechAssignment • Youmustspeakaboutyourself • Youmustchoosetwotopicsfrom Miss Ashley’slist • Foreachtopicyoumustwritethreethingsaboutyourself • Youalsomustincludeanintroduction to sayhello to theaudience and tellthemwhatyou are going to be talkingabout. • At theendyoumustsaywhythetopicsyouhavechosen are important to you.
Exampleintroduction – Miss Ashley • Helloeveryone. Mynameis Miss Ashley. Today I am going to give a speechaboutmyself. I havechosen to talkaboutmyinterests and something I have done in mylife.