Directions: Write and deliver a brief, special occasion speech. The first step includes choosing the type of special occasion you will address. You may choose from the following types of speeches: welcoming speech, introducing a speaker/presenter, toast, roast, eulogy, commencement address, acceptance of an award, after dinner speech, award presentation.
Structure
Introduction: Attention Getter: Think of a creative way to grab our attention and pull the listeners into your presentation.
Body: Keep in mind the old adage Short and Sweet! In the same breath do not feel rushed through your presentation. Remember to incorporate pauses and take deep breathes so that you do not appear nervous.
Conclusion: Conclude by using a final thought that makes an impact on the audience. Remember to avoid saying thank you or thats it as your final remarks.
Contents of Presentation might include:
This will depend on the type of presentation you use. Please refer to the textbook for specific elements to include in your presentation.
You will find specific elements of each type of speech in Chapter 25 on special occasion speeches that outline what to put in each specific type of speech.
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