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By the end of this lesson, you will be able to

i) use at least three audience engagement techniques

during your presentations.

ii) present effectively and captivate your audience.

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Watch a short clip of an engaging kid presenter. Discuss what makes their presentation interesting.

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Schooled by Kids: Presentation Skills, Part 1

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A powerpoint presentation to brief the students on how to present effectively and captivating their audience.

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Using Padlet's collaboration feature, students work in pairs to create and share their 'Top 3 Tips for Engaging an Audience'

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Tips for kids on how to nail presentations in the classroom | Duarte

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As an adult, public speaking can be a scary thing, and for kids, it can be twice as scary. Teach your child to become a better public speaker and nail presentations in the classroom by using these tips and tricks.

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Present a 2-minute talk about your favourite food, snacks or drinks to family members, using at least 2 engagement techniques. Get their feedback.

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Note down 3 new techniques you learned about public speaking focusing on audience engagement

Decide on 2 engagement techniques you want to practise more

Write 1 engagement technique you feel confident about

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You will be able to engage your audience by:

- giving a captivating introduction and conclusion

- using visuals and props
- making eye contact with audience members
- asking engaging questions
- using appropriate gestures
- incorporating audience participation