English · Stage 4

Presenting

Oracy — give a clear information talk: an opening that names your topic, your points in order, then a close — in a clear voice, looking up at the group

✦ English📘 Stage 4 · S4⏱ ~10 min🧒 Ages 8–9★ Free to start

I can present information clearly to a group.

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Kavi Gives a Talk

"It's my turn to present!" said Kavi. "When I give an information talk to a group, I go in three parts. First, an opening that tells them what my talk is about. Then my points, one after another, in order. Last, a close where I sum up and say thank you for listening. And all the way through I use a clear voice and I look up at the group — not down at my feet!"

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What your child will learn

1Kavi presents all about penguinsTap each line to hear it. Kavi gives a short information talk. Notice the three parts: the opening that names the topic, the points in order, then the close.

2Three parts of an information talkWhen you present to a group, go in order: open by naming your topic, give your points one after another, then close with a sum-up and a thank you. And while you talk, use a clear voice and look up at the group.

3Does this help the group follow your talk?

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A peek inside

Watch me start a talk. I am going to present about the sun. Which sentence should I say first: "The sun is a very big star." or "My talk is about the sun."?

the opening names the topic before you give any points

Try this at home: What are the three parts of a clear information talk, in order?

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