Term 2 Speaking and Listening Challenge

" If I could live in another part of the world, it would 
be....”


 Using the speaking skills that we have been focusing on, to create a 1 minute to 1 and half minute speaking presentation:
Click here to open the planning sheet for this Term's challenge

 Click here to open the assessment grid for our speaking challenges

Complete the planning task and read through the instructions clearly. 

Week 1: Prepare your presentation 
This term, your presentation will be broadcast via Teams to all our classmates. That means if you're at home you will be presenting into the computer, if you’re at school you will present to the class and people at home will listen and watch through Teams – How exciting!! 

Tips for presenting online:  
Make sure your laptop is at your eye level when you present. 

You will have to speak louder than usual so we can all hear you 

Presentation Schedule:  

Each Friday at 9:30am from Weeks 2-4 of Term 2. 

Week 2: 
Ellie, Pearl, Shaye, Tieg and Luca 
Justin, Max, Lucy, Lara, Prada 

Week 3: Paige, Holly, Laura, Rhavi, Cielo, Priya, Matilda,  


Week 4: Mahley, Jasper, Flynn, Ruby, Lolah, Joe, Noah, Georgia 

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