Topic: Small action Big result

Ex2: Record a video about 3 minutes talking about your chosen topic

Suggestion: 

Introduction: 

• Introduce yourself

• Introduce the topic you want to talk about

• Preview the main points (My speech will have … main points, firstly is…, secondly is…, thirdly is…)

Body

• Present each main point in order (e.g., Firstly…, Secondly…, Thirdly…).

Conclusion

• Summarize your main ideas.

• Thank the audience and say goodbye.

Deadline: 23:59 19/05/2025

A to-do list also reduces stress. When our mind is full of things to remember, we can feel overwhelmed. Writing them down clears our thoughts and gives us a clear plan. Checking off completed tasks gives a sense of achievement and motivates us to keep going. In addition, a to-do list helps with setting priorities. It allows us to decide what is most important and what can wait. This is especially useful for students, workers, and anyone with a busy schedule.

In conclusion, making a to-do list is a smart habit that improves organization, reduces stress, and increases productivity. It is a small step that can make a big difference in our daily life.

Structure: 

Introduction: 

• Introduce yourself

• Introduce the topic you want to talk about

• Preview the main points (My speech will have … main points, firstly is…, secondly is…, thirdly is…)

Body

• Present each main point in order (e.g., Firstly…, Secondly…, Thirdly…).

Conclusion

• Summarize your main ideas.

• Thank the audience and say goodbye.

  
  

Deadline: 23:59 26/05/2025

2. Record a video about 3 minutes

Your topic: 

1. Why is spending time in nature important for our mental health?

(Ph Anh)

2. What are some ways young people can help protect the environment? (Duy)

3. What are the benefits of gardening or growing your own food? (Vy)

4. How does pollution impact wildlife and natural habitats? (Quynh Anh)

5. What role do forests and trees play in the health of our planet? (Ngan)

Structure: 

1. Introduction

• A hook

• Introduce yourself

• Introduce the topic you want to talk about

• Preview the main points (My speech will have ... main points, firstly is..., secondly is..., thirdly is...)

2. Body

• Firstly,...

• Secondly (Next)....

• Thirdly (Lastly)...

3. Conclusion

• Summarize your ideas

• CTA (Call to action)

• 
  

Deadline: 23:59 02/06/2025

Topic: "Reconnecting with nature"

Why have we disconnected ourselves? How did it happen? What can we do to reconnect? etc

1. Finish your topic (take a photo about what you write or text it) 

2. Record a video about 3 minutes

Request: 

• Write an “attention hook” in the  introduction

• CTA at in the conclusion

• Tell stories in the body

• Try to speech, not read

Structure: 

1. Introduction

• A hook

• Introduce yourself

• Introduce the topic you want to talk about

• Preview the main points (My speech will have ... main points, firstly is..., secondly is..., thirdly is...)

2. Body

• Firstly,...

• Secondly (Next)....

• Thirdly (Lastly)...

3. Conclusion

• Summarize your ideas

• CTA (Call to action)

  
  

Deadline: 23:59 09/06/2025

Topic: "Going places". This can be anything related to vehicles, transportation, travelling stories, holiday trips, etc

1. Finish your topic (take a photo about what you write or text it) 

2. Record a video about 3 minutes

Request: 

Preparing a well structured presentation, make sure to include word fillers, change your pitch, and use expressive body language. Prepare well and don't read or memorise everything

Structure: 

1. Introduction

• A hook

• Introduce yourself

• Introduce the topic you want to talk about

• Preview the main points (My speech will have ... main points, firstly is..., secondly is..., thirdly is...)

2. Body

• Firstly,...

• Secondly (Next)....

• Thirdly (Lastly)...

3. Conclusion

• Summarize your ideas

• CTA (Call to action)

  
  

Deadline: 23:59 16/06/2025

1. Rewrite your topic you did on today’s lesson basing on what teacher’s/friend’s comments and complete it follow the structure below

2. Record a video about 3 minutes

Request: 

1. Read as little as possible 

2. Don’t memorize everything by heart

3. Use filler words

4. Use positive and energetic body language

5. Change the pitch of your voice

6. Make pauses, speak slowly and as clearly as possible

7. Try to use your own words as much as possible

Structure:

1. Introduction

• A hook (story, question, shocking news)

• Introduce yourself and your experience with the topic

• Introduce the topic, and preview the (minimum 3) main points

2. Body

• Firstly, secondly/next, thirdly/lastly

• Each point should include a reason, an example, a story

3. Conclusion

• Summarize your ideas

• CTA (Call to action)

  
  

Deadline: 23:59 23/06/2025

Choose a format for the BODY and follow all the guidelines we have learned so far for a great presentation:

1. Chronological (informative speech)

2. Cause and effect (informative or persuasive speech)

3. Problem and solution (persuasive speech)

Remember to include examples, facts, and stories when possible

Request: 

1. Read as little as possible 

2. Don’t memorize everything by heart

3. Use filler words

4. Use positive and energetic body language

5. Change the pitch of your voice

6. Make pauses, speak slowly and as clearly as possible

7. Try to use your own words as much as possible

See details of body formats here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16w7OImf8EbA5pt-o4dVwsj5-xfVHXsAz4GtBuUt2hUI/edit?usp=sharing 

Deadline: 23:59 30/06/2025

- Write in the structure  and apply the 1 one 3 formats below

- Record video for 4 - 5 minutes

- Practice as much as possible

📌 Technical requirements:

+ Body language

+ Be energetic

+ Use filler words

+ Change the pitch of your voice

+ Speak slowly and pause

+ Try to use your own words as much as possible

📌 Structure - don’t forget: 

1. Introduction

• A hook (story, question, shocking news)

• Introduce yourself and your experience with the topic

• Introduce the topic, and preview the (minimum 3) main points

2. Body

• Firstly, secondly/next, thirdly/lastly

• Each point should include a reason, an example, a story

3. Conclusion

• Summarize your ideas

• CTA (Call to action)

📌 See details of body formats here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16w7OImf8EbA5pt-o4dVwsj5-xfVHXsAz4GtBuUt2hUI/edit?usp=sharing 

⏰ Deadline: 23:59 07/07/2025

📌 Structure - don’t forget: 

1. Introduction

• A hook (story, question, shocking news)

• Introduce yourself and your experience with the topic

• Introduce the topic, and preview the (minimum 3) main points

2. Body

• Firstly, secondly/next, thirdly/lastly

• Each point should include a reason, an example, a story

3. Conclusion

• Summarize your ideas

• CTA (Call to action)

📌 Technical requirements:

+ Body language

+ Be energetic

+ Use filler words

+ Change the pitch of your voice

+ Speak slowly and pause

+ Try to use your own words as much as possible

⏰ Deadline: 23:59 28/07/2025

Have you ever heard that people who has disability can also cook?

Hi, my name is Vy. Today I want to tell you why people who has disabilities can still do things like normal

Firstly is because for example at my school', The chef are deaf but they can still cook. This is one example why people who has disability can still do things?

Secondly is that Helen Keller is deaf and blind but she can graduate college and that is very hard even normal people can’t do all do do it.

Thirdly is that it people like Bethany Hamilton, she lost an arm while surfing but one month later she went back to surfing. Without an arm she could still surf

These and the reason why you shouldn’t underestimate people who as disabilities. Now I think you should help people who have disabilities and don’t underrate

Quỳnh Anh: Topic How to use money right way

Thanh Ngân: Topic Hobby (with word drawing)

Bamboo: Topic History of paper (with word folding)

📌 Technical requirements:

+ Body language

+ Change the pitch of your voice

📌 Structure - don’t forget: 

1. Introduction

• A hook (story, question, shocking news)

• Introduce yourself and your experience with the topic

• Introduce the topic, and preview the (minimum 3) main points

2. Body

• Firstly, secondly/next, thirdly/lastly

• Each point should include a reason, an example, a story

3. Conclusion

• Summarize your ideas

• CTA (Call to action)

⏰ Deadline: 23:59 04/08/2025

+ Make a short video (and upload it on padlet) showing how you use the 5 GESTURE (listing, leveling, pointing, separating, and prompting).

+ You don't have to make a full presentation, just 5 extracts of imaginary presentations where you clearly show the 5 gestures. 

📌 Technical requirements:

+ Use GESTURE

+ Body language

+ Change the pitch of your voice

⏰ Deadline: 23:59 11/08/2025

Topic: The topic isn't important, you can talk about anything you want.

+ Write and hand in your presentation’s content on padlet

📌 Technical requirements:

+ Use GESTURE as many as you 

+ Change the pitch of your voice: up and down

⏰ Deadline: 23:59 18/08/2025

📌Topic: A livable or unlivable city

📌Suggests: 

Here are some ideas for the presentation:

1. What makes a city livable? (places, weather, public transport …)

2. What makes a city unlivable?

3. Can we make an unlivable city livable?

4. The three most livable cities in the world (Singapore, …, …)

5. Why do unlivable cities exist?

📌 Technical requirements:

+ Use GESTURE as many as you 

+ Change your voice: Volume/Pitch/Rate/Pauses

⏰ Deadline: 23:59 25/08/2025

The first most livable city is Singapore. Because it has less pollution than other countries. Also Singapore is a rich country so you can work there and get a lot of money.

The second country is Australia. Hardly anyone so trash. Australia is a country far from other countries so it has less war.

And the most livable country is switzerland because of its service like healthcare, education, high level of safety, and most of all is quality of life.

So always remember when you go on a trip then chose Singapore, Austalia, and switzerland.

📌Topic: A livable city

📌Suggests: 

Here are some ideas for the presentation:

1. What makes a city livable? (places, weather, public transport …)

2. What makes a city unlivable?

3. Can we make an unlivable city livable?

4. The three most livable cities in the world (Singapore, …, …)

5. Why do unlivable cities exist?

📌 Technical requirements:

+ Use GESTURE as many as you 

+ Change your voice: Volume/Pitch/Rate/Pauses

⏰ Deadline: 23:59 01/09/2025

The first is Singapore. Singapore is very clean and modern. The government controls pollution very well, so the air is fresher than in many other places. It is also a very rich and successful city. Because of this, there are many good job opportunities, and people can earn a high income. Besides, Singapore is safe, has delicious food, and is easy to travel around because of its excellent public transportation.

The second livable city is Melbourne, Australia. Melbourne is famous for its beautiful parks, wide streets, and friendly people. The city is very clean because people care about the environment and don’t throw trash around. It also has great weather, with warm summers and mild winters. In addition, Melbourne is well known for its culture, with many museums, music festivals, and sporting events. Living there means you can enjoy both nature and city life at the same time.

The most livable city of all is Zurich, Switzerland. Zurich is a city that almost feels like a painting, with clean lakes, snowy mountains, and green spaces everywhere. But it’s not just beautiful. It also has excellent services. Healthcare and education are some of the best in the world. The city is also extremely safe, so people can walk outside without fear. Most importantly, Zurich offers a very high quality of life, which is why many people dream of living there.

So, to sum up, the three most livable cities are Singapore, Melbourne, and Zurich. Each one is special in its own way, but all of them are clean, safe, and full of opportunities. If you ever get a chance to travel or live abroad, these cities are wonderful choices

Các bạn hoàn thành 2 yêu cầu sau và nộp bài lên padlet

1. Write an outline/draft on the topic above (main ideas for the introduction, body, and conclusion only).

2. Organize them on Canva/PowerPoint and add images.

⏰ Deadline: 23:59 08/09/2025

❗ Các bạn hoàn thành 2 yêu cầu sau và nộp bài lên padlet ❗ 

1. Share a story or reflection about a life lesson you've experienced or witnessed

2. From the list below, pick at least one visual aid to support your writing:

• Images

• Videos

• Charts/Craphs

• Objects or models.

• Powerpoint/Canva

⏰ Deadline: 23:59 15/09/2025

Khánh Vy - What is your favorite subject in school

Quỳnh Anh - If I could change one thing about the world, it would be...

Thanh Ngân - What planet would visit and why?

Babmboo - Interesting things you see in the sky

📌 Hoàn thành 3 yêu cầu sau

1. Submit the presentation content and video to Padlet

2. Please follow the learned structure exactly 

A. Introduction

• A hook (A story or A questions or A shocking new)

• Introduce yourself

• Introduce the topic you want to talk about

• Preview the main points (My speech will have … main points, firstly is…, secondly is…, thirdly is…)

B. Body

• Firstly,…

• Secondly (Next),…

• Thirdly (Lastly),..

C. Conclusion

• Summarize your ideas

• CTA (Call to action)

3.  Use all techniques you learned in your presentation

1. Body language

2. Hand gesture: Listing/Leveling/Pointing/Separating/Prompting

3. Change you voice:  Volume/Pitch/Rate/Pauses

4. From the list below, pick at least one visual aid to support your prensentation:

• Images

• Videos

• Charts/Craphs

• Objects or models.

• Powerpoint/Canva

⏰ Deadline: 23:59 22/09/2025