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ACTIVATION AND ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITY GENERATOR

Grade Level
12th Grade

I want students to learn...

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Responses

1. "The Perfect Pitch" - In this interactive lesson, students will have the
opportunity to practice their presentation skills by delivering a pitch for a
fictional product or service. Divide the class into small groups and provide
each group with a different product description. Students must brainstorm
and create an engaging presentation that highlights the unique features,
benefits, and target audience for their assigned product. To make it even
more fun, encourage students to come up with creative visuals, including
mock-ups, posters, or even a short video. After allowing time for
preparation, the groups will present their pitches to the class, and the rest
of the students will act as potential investors, asking challenging questions
and evaluating the overall effectiveness of the presentations. This activity
encourages critical thinking, teamwork, and effective communication skills,
all while making it an enjoyable and interactive experience.

2. "Transform Your Report into a Story" - Presenting a report doesn't have

to be a dry, monotonous affair. Help your 12th-grade students inject
creativity and engage their audience by transforming their reports into
captivating stories. Begin by selecting a historical event, scientific
discovery, or even a literary work, relevant to the curriculum. Divide
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students into pairs and assign each pair a topic. Their task is to research
and condense the essential facts and information surrounding the topic,
focusing on the most engaging elements. Next, challenge them to
transform this information into a compelling narrative, complete with
protagonists, conflict, and resolution. Encourage the use of storytelling
techniques, such as vivid descriptions, dialogue, or even incorporating
multimedia elements like sound effects or visuals. Finally, have each pair
present their narratives to the class, transforming what could have been a
dull presentation into an engaging, immersive experience that leaves the
audience eager to know more.

3. "The Power of Persuasion" - Persuasive presentations are a vital skill in

the real world. To help students understand the power of persuasion and
develop their abilities, organize a mock debate or a persuasive speech
competition. Select a controversial topic relevant to their studies, such as
climate change, civil rights, or the role of technology in society. Divide the
class into two teams or allow individual students to prepare their speeches.
Prior to the presentation, provide a brief lesson on persuasive tactics and
logical fallacies to equip students with essential knowledge. Next, each
team or student will present their arguments, using compelling evidence,
logical reasoning, and rhetorical techniques to persuade the audience.
Encourage students to engage with the opposing arguments respectfully
and counter their points effectively. After each presentation, allow time for
questions from the audience, creating an interactive environment where
students can defend their stance. This activity not only improves students'
research and presentation skills but also teaches critical thinking, active
listening, and respectful communication.

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