Description EB 0000 Descriptive Speech Outline • As all speeches, the descriptive speech must have: 。 Introduction 。 Body 。 Conclusion • Since this is a narrative story type speech, your speech must be carefully organized so that it is clear and easy to follow. • Use the following outline to organize your speech: Outline: A Memorable Experience Submit Assignment Directions: For this speech, you will give a presentation about a time when you had a memorable moment. The speech will be in a narrative (story) format, so be prepared to share your story in class. To help you organize the speech, fill out the Story Map below and use it as a guide for your speech. Do not read directly from this during your presentation. Describe the time, setting, situation, those involved, why it was shocking, and how it was resolved. Name Title and Author's Name 5 6. " B Characters: Ending/Resolution Class Period Date Story Map Goal/Problem/Conflict: Major Events: Setting Theme Cappighe 2012 by Chat Dally achinglook.com You may distribute copies of the to Out NOT to her techers In a narrative story format, you need to keep in mind the following things: 1. Who are the characters in the story? 2. What is the setting of the story? (When and where) Use transitions to give your audience this information: 10 years ago, I traveled to New York. • When I lived in Chicago, I saw a music concert. Speech Outline I. Introduction: 1. Opening remark 2. Attention getter 3. State main idea II. Body: 1. Major Events (in chronological order) a. Ending/Resolution Goal/Problem/Confict Major Events Theme In a narrative story format, you need to keep in mind the following things: 1. Who are the characters in the story? 2. What is the setting of the story? (When and where) Use transitions to give your audience this information: • 10 years ago, I traveled to New York. When I lived in Chicago, I saw a music concert. I. Introduction: 1. Opening remark 2. Attention getter 3. State main idea II. Body: Speech Outline 1. Major Events (in chronological order) a. b. C. d. e. f. g. h. III. Conclusion 1. Ending/Resolution of the story. 2. Explanation why this moment is a memorable experience 3. Closing thought Visual Aids: • Use images to help give your presentation. You can use Powerpoint or any other tool to present information. Remember, the idea is to present your story clearly for your audience. Descriptive Speech Outline (for Presentation #3) 20 pts Not Submitted Due 7 Mar 2024, 11:59 PM Submission Types Text Entry or File Upload Description 即 BB Submit Assignment 0000