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    The document provides directions for students to write and memorize a speech on a provided topic. It lists several potential speech topics such as ways to bother siblings, reasons to skip class, and advantages of being short or tall. Students can also choose their own topic. The directions instruct students to select a topic, do some prewriting in the provided space, write a rough draft of the speech on a separate sheet of paper with an introduction, body, and conclusion, and expect to make changes before presenting the final version.

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    Memorized Speech Topics

    Uploaded by

    Mary Jan Ong
    The document provides directions for students to write and memorize a speech on a provided topic. It lists several potential speech topics such as ways to bother siblings, reasons to skip class, and advantages of being short or tall. Students can also choose their own topic. The directions instruct students to select a topic, do some prewriting in the provided space, write a rough draft of the speech on a separate sheet of paper with an introduction, body, and conclusion, and expect to make changes before presenting the final version.

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    Name: _________________________________________________________________________________ Day: 1 / 2 Period: 1 / 5

    Topics for Memorized Speeches


    Yes, you knew it was going to happen, and now it finally is here … you need to write a speech that you will memorize and
    deliver to the class! Oh, no! What should I do? Keep reading to find out!
    Directions:
    1. You can choose from one of the listed speech topics below, or you may choose your own topic. It should be
    something that interests you enough so that you can speak about it for at least 2 ½ minutes.

    2. If you choose one of the topics below, please check it. If you decide to come up with your own topic, please write
    it on the “other” line at the end of the 2nd column.

    3. Once you have chosen your topic, do some prewriting in the space provided.

    4. Then, on a separate sheet of paper, write the rough draft of your speech. It should have an introduction, middle,
    and conclusion. This is only a rough draft! Expect to make major changes to it before you have a final version.

    Possible topics:
    how to bother your sibling(s)/get them in ways to make a bad sandwich
    trouble reasons to skip class
    ways to pretend to eat your vegetables the biggest lie in school
    explain why superheroes wear their advantages to being short/tall
    underpants over their pants how NOT to ask out a girl/boy
    how to make your homework disappear bad practical jokes
    learning how to … (you choose) first dates
    first day of school bad fashion trends
    why parents tell us to ... (you choose) bad gift ideas
    how NOT to train a puppy other: ____________________________________________

    Prewriting
    (brainstorm, free write, mind map, concept bubble, etc.)

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