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opening
The opening tells listeners the topic.
Beginner · Other / specialist pathway · English speaking and writing
Short presentations and feedback
Plan, deliver and improve a short presentation.
Original Kidemy beginner self-study unit · Learn the idea, try the practical activity and review your written answers. Practise spoken delivery with a teacher or proficient listener. Teacher-led course approval and booking are separate.
Learn the idea
A short presentation needs an opening, a few connected points and a closing. Use a small set of notes instead of memorising every sound. Invite a question at the end and use feedback to choose one improvement.
Worked example
Topic: a favourite imaginary animal. Opening: I will describe a fox. Points: appearance, habitat, food. Closing: That is why I find foxes interesting. Do you have a question?
- Choose three relevant points.
- Practise with notes, then speak to a familiar listener.
- Answer a question or say you need to find out.
Your written practice
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Appearance, habitat and food make three points.
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closing
The closing brings the presentation to an end.
Write in your own words. A guardian or teacher should review this response.
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How to start; what the player learns; one useful challenge.
Check that all points support the chosen topic.
Write in your own words. A guardian or teacher should review this response.
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Question: What do you learn? Response: I practise sharing objects into equal groups.
A guardian or teacher checks relevance, clarity and a truthful reply.
My short talk
Give a talk of about one minute on a familiar topic, then improve one part after feedback.
Review with a guardian or teacher
- Include an opening, connected points and a closing.
- Let the listener ask a question.
- Name one improvement without treating mistakes as failure.
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