My daughter is eight years old and in 2nd grade. She has to do a 3 minute oral report. She is doing it on a famous sports person. We read the book, and she has to dress in character. She is taking in her soccer ball. She is allowed to use note cards. They have not shown them in school how or what to look for in preparing their report. I don't know either. Could you give me some guidelines to use.
A standard outline might be:
1. Introduction. This is just like introducing someone. Tell the person's name and why s/he is famous.
2. Birth, parents, childhood, brothers, sisters, place s/he grew up
3. How s/he became famous
4. Some of the person's greatest accomplishments
5. Conclusion. Sum up what you've said in the speech. Your last sentence may be something like -- Xxxx is the greatest soccer player ever.
Thank You!!!
You're welcome. I hope your daughter enjoys her speech. :-)
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Of course! I'd be happy to provide you with some guidelines to help your daughter prepare for her oral report on a famous sports person. Here's a step-by-step approach she can follow:
1. Choose a famous sports person: Start by helping your daughter pick a famous sports person she is interested in. It could be a soccer player, basketball player, tennis player, or any athlete she admires. Ensure that there is enough information available about this person for her to research.
2. Conduct research: Begin by gathering information about the chosen sports person. Encourage your daughter to use different sources like books, websites, or articles to learn about their background, career achievements, important games or matches, and any personal stories or obstacles they have overcome. It is important not to copy directly from sources but understand and put information in her own words.
3. Organize the information: Help your daughter organize the information she has gathered. She can create different categories such as early life and background, career highlights, significant contributions to the sport, and personal achievements. This will help her structure her report and ensure it flows smoothly.
4. Write note cards: With the information organized, assist your daughter in creating note cards. Each note card should include key points or a brief summary of what she wants to say during her report. It's essential that she does not write everything verbatim but rather use bullet points or keywords to prompt her memory during the presentation.
5. Practice speaking: Encourage your daughter to practice her oral report multiple times. Help her become comfortable with the information she will be sharing and the flow of her presentation. By doing so, she will build confidence and become more familiar with the material.
6. Dress up and gather props: Since your daughter is allowed to dress in character, assist her in finding appropriate attire that reflects the chosen sports person. Additionally, gathering props like her soccer ball will enhance her presentation and make it more visually engaging.
7. Deliver the oral report: On the day of the presentation, remind your daughter to speak clearly and confidently. Encourage her to make eye contact with her audience and use body language to express herself. Due to the time constraint of three minutes, remind her to maintain a good pace, be concise, and include the most important information.
By following these guidelines, your daughter will be well-prepared for her oral report on a famous sports person, and hopefully, she will enjoy the experience as well.