I have a dream...

 

How to write and work with a speech

The whole class: 

1. The magic of three

 Watch the film about the Magic of three and the film Speech: 

Group work: in your breakout rooms discuss:

Did you understand the film above? What did you find hard? Easy?

You are going to write your own I have a dream speech, but first you are going to help each other with ideas. What is a dream? Do you have any dreams? What can you write about?

Individually:

You are going to write your own speech.

Below you have a model with sentences you can use when writing your speech.

1. Open a Google document. Copy these sentence and paste in your document.

2. Start writing your first draft.

3. When you are finished let me know and I will give you feedback on what to improve.

4. Re-write your text

5. Let me know that you are finished.

6. Now you need to practice before you are going to present your speech orally.

7. Read your text 3 times. In your head, think about which words you need to emphasize, where you need to make a short pause etc..

8. Work with supportive words. (stödord) Write down words that you will need for your memory. It is important that you speak freely and don't read from a screen.

9. Record your speech in Seesaw. I will help you when we have come this far.

10. Dead-line? It is hard to say since you are at home and not in the classroom. We have to talk about this. I will let you know.

Okey? Let's do this!

I have a dream that one day this nation will...

•I have a dream that one day...

•I have a dream that...

•I have a dream today.

•I have a dream that one day...

•I have a dream today.

•I have a dream that one day...

•This is my hope and faith. With this faith we

will be able to...

•This will be the day when...

A model speech to watch for inspiration : Rasmus