Hobbies Speech: PowerPoint Presentation

1. Speech # 1
Informative Speech

2. An informative Speech provides:
an audience with new information
an audience with a new way of thinking about the
topic
an audience with objects relating to the subject
matter
an audience with increased knowledge on a
particular topic

3. Selecting A Topic for Speech #1
Brainstorming?

4. What Are Your Hobbies?

5. Major Speech Parts
Introduction
Arouse the audience members’
attention with a quotation, question or
short story
Introduce yourself (Name)
Greeting
Clearly state the thesis at the end of
the introduction

6. ATTENTION-GETTERS
An attention-getter is a good way to
start off an introduction. You want to
make it something that will interest your
audience and get their attention.

7. Attention Getters
• Question
• Quote
• Quick Story
• Define

8. Good afternoon classmates, Ms. Graham, my name is Billie
Camlin. Now I know, you were probably expecting a Sara,
or a Jane, or even maybe a Sally Sue, but not a Billie. I
mean, how many female Billie’s do you know? Well I think
that my name says a lot about who I am and what I enjoy
doing most. Growing up as an only child, a tomboy at that, I
learned a lot of things being a daddy’s little girl and living in
a neighborhood full of nothing but boys. With that said, my
hobbies are spending time with my wonderful husband and
three amazing children, playing softball as well as coaching
my daughters team, and walking the canvas of nature to hunt
wild animals that walk, run, or fly.

9. Thesis/Intro
Greeting
Intro
Name
Thesis
Attention
Getter

10. Body
Use Transitions
Focus on Detail
Create additional Attention Getters
Give examples
Make your Audience feel like they are
a part of your discussion

11. Conclusion
Restate the thesis
Leave your Audience with something
to think about/attention getter
Say Thank You
Show Objects/Demonstration

12. Editing Process
Read Your Draft
25 Times
This process will allow you to
become more familiar with speech as
well as creating a solid written
structure!

13. Homework
Continue To Edit Your Speech
Practice Your Speech 25 Times In
Front of Family, Friends and or Co-
Workers