TechnoPresenter

$49.00 per site

Present information effectively. Use Slides or PowerPoint to deliver a speech with a slide show and speaker notes.

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Project Includes:
Teacher Guide, Student Workbook, Customizable Resources, Assessment Tools, Extension Activities, Sample Files, Templates, Parent Letters, Certificates
SKU:
JNR-PRESENTER
Tech Integration:
Geography, Health, History, Language Arts, Science, Social Studies
Tech Skill:
Presentation
Version:
Google, Microsoft 365, Office 2019, Office 2016, Office Online
Program:
PowerPoint, Word, Docs, Slides

Use TechnoPresenter public speaking lessons for elementary students to integrate research and technology skills. An inquiry-based approach is used to formulate and investigate a question. The topic is researched and facts are organized in a bulleted list and table. To prepare for public speaking, students follow instructions to write a set of notes that accompany each slide. Upon completion, findings are communicated to an audience in an oral presentation. Additional teaching ideas explain how to collaborate with a partner, insert a video, create a graphic organizer, or animate text.

  • Help Kids Master Public Speaking
    Teach students to become captivating, persuasive, and powerful speakers. Use Google Slides or PowerPoint to create a unique and engaging slide show to grab and hold audience attention. Adapt lessons to any unit of study to integrate essential technology and life skills into curriculum.

  • Hands-On Inquiry Based Model
    Blend language arts, social studies, science, or history with presentation skills for elementary students. They formulate and investigate a question, research and organize facts, and create an informative graphic presentation. Themes, layouts, bullets, tables, pictures, and speaker notes are used.

  • Transform Your Stem Teaching
    Simple-to-use resources include a Teacher Guide with ideas for technology integration, assessment tools (checklists, skills summary, rubric), parent letter, and certificate. Student Workbook with step-by-step instructions for print or digital use. Sample slide shows on a diverse collection of topics are included to spark student interest.

  • Student-Centric Lessons
    Activities scaffold student learning, starting with a self-reflection about public speaking readiness, studying samples critically with guiding questions, and learning presentation skills to create and enhance slides for maximum audience appeal. Students rehearse using speaker notes. When ready, they communicate the results to their peers and seek feedback.

  • Tips, Tricks, and Hacks
    Optional challenges offer strategies for a presentation with impact: body language skits to practice, small group rehearsals, collaborative strategies, embed a video or create a graphic organizer, and how to share the presentation as a link with opportunities for peer comments.

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Assignment 1 Oral Presentations and Public Speaking

Recognize the purpose of oral presentations. Rate public speaking readiness.

Assignment 2 Study Presentations

Examine a sample presentation to develop an understanding of the content, layout, and design.

Assignment 3 Select a Topic, Write a Research Question

Organize ideas using a planning sheet. Select audience and topic. Formulate research question.

Assignment 4 Make a Title Slide

Create a title slide. Apply a theme to produce a consistent style. Format text and images.

Assignment 5 Create an Information Slide

Summarize essential information on a slide using a bulleted list. Elaborate using the notes pane.

Assignment 6 Build a Table of Fun Facts

Classify facts into categories using a table. Expand upon a key point using the notes pane.

Assignment 7 Decorate Slides

Capture audience attention. Enhance slides and emphasize information using graphic objects.

Assignment 8 Presentation Checklist

Self-evaluate slideshow quality. Revise the presentation to improve appearance and clarity.

Assignment 9 Rehearse with Speaker Notes

Practice public speaking by presenting with digital or printed speaker notes.

Assignment 10 Give an Oral Presentation

Communicate research findings. Engage the audience using a slideshow as a visual aid.

Optional Public Speaking Lessons for Elementary Students
  • Work Together: Collaborate with a friend. Create a joint presentation.
  • Insert a Video: Embed a video from YouTube.
  • Create a Graphic Organizer: Use a graphical layout with shapes.
  • Animate Information: Control the flow of information with animation.
  • Presentation Rehearsal: Practice in front of a small group. Receive feedback.
  • Body Language Skits: Learn about effective non-verbal communication.
  • Ask an Expert: Share presentation as a link. Peers ask questions.
Integrate Public Speaking Lessons for Elementary Students with Research and Presentation Skills

TechnoPresenter public speaking lessons are ideal for students in Grades 3-8. Elementary or middle school students give an oral presentation on any area of study including a topic from science, social studies, history, geography, or health curriculum. The activities introduce essential skills and provide a foundation for future learning.

  • Develop public speaking skills
  • Understand copyright and plagiarism
  • Formulate a question and investigate findings
  • Research using informational text
  • Present to an audience using a slide show as a visual aid
  • Communicate facts using a bulleted list
  • Build a table to sort facts into categories
  • Enhance slides with images, shapes, or word art
  • Document information sources
  • Add speaker notes to slides to add extra details

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5.0

Our students enjoyed the program a lot!

E. Lee, Seocho-gu, Seoul, South Korea, Cornerstone Collegiate Academy of Seoul
July 07, 2022
5.0

It is an amazing project. I used it with grade six students, who chose an issue to talk about after brainstorming. They worked in groups to prepare, design, and give presentations to their friends. It was a great experience that included internet topic search, development of PowerPoint skills, and most importantly working in teams.

M. Ibrahim Basha, Kora Al Assad, Damascus, Syria, Al Bashaer School
June 12, 2017


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