UP:ELA21.4.42
Vocabulary
- Report
- Topic
- Text
- Recount
- Appropriate facts
- Relevant details
- Descriptive details
- Main ideas
- Themes
- Volume
- Pacing
- Pronunciation
Knowledge
Students know:
- One way to share information is through oral presentations.
- Oral presentations should be organized, have a main idea or theme, and include relevant, descriptive details and facts that support the key point.
- Speakers should orally present in a volume loud enough for the audience to hear, at an understable pace, and with correct speech pronunciation.
Skills
Students are able to:
- Orally report in response to a topic or text, to tell a story, or to describe a personal experience.
- Create an oral report that is organized, and includes relevant, descriptive facts and details that support the main idea or theme.
- Speak at an adequate volume and appropriate pace and use proper pronunciation when presenting an oral report.
Understanding
Students understand that:
- An effective oral presentation requires an organized structure and uses relevant facts and details to support the key idea.
- An effective speaker presents with a voice that can be heard by the audience, a speaking pace that can be understood by the audience, and proper pronunciation of words.
