💻 TechnologyLevel 1Lesson 40
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Present Your Future Invention Idea

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Learning Objectives

  • 1Give a confident oral presentation of my future invention idea using my poster or drawing as a visual aid, speak in full sentences
  • 2Point to each part, and answer at least one question from my audience
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Mini Lesson

This is it — the very last lesson of Grade 1 Technology! Today you are going to do what every real inventor does at the end of their project: stand up and present your invention idea to an audience.

What a great oral presentation sounds like

  • Start with a confident greeting: "Hello! My name is ___ and today I will present my invention."
  • State your invention's name and what it does in one sentence.
  • Explain the problem it solves and who it helps.
  • Describe how it works — including any smart or AI features.
  • End with: "Thank you for listening. Do you have any questions?"

Presentation skills to practice

  • Hold your visual up clearly so the audience can see it.
  • Point to each part of your drawing as you describe it.
  • Speak slowly and loudly enough for everyone to hear.
  • Look at your audience as much as you can — not just at the paper.
  • Be proud — you have worked hard and your idea matters!

What you have learned this year

  • How to identify and describe smart machines and AI helpers.
  • How to use devices safely, kindly, and honestly.
  • How to create digital art, recordings, and stories.
  • How technology helps people — in hospitals, schools, and the environment.
  • How to imagine, design, and present your own invention.
Child presenting an invention poster to a trusted adult audienceA child stands on the left holding up a colorful invention poster and pointing to it. Two adults sit on the right as the audience, one raising their hand to ask a question. A speech bubble from the child reads My invention is called the Rain-Catcher 3000!Rain-Catcher 3000solarMy invention is calledthe Rain-Catcher 3000!AudiencePresenter
A child holds up their invention poster and points to it while presenting to an audience — one audience member raises their hand to ask a question.
Presentation checklist and year-end achievement badgeLeft side: a checklist of five presentation skills — greet the audience, state name and what it does, explain problem and who it helps, describe how it works, thank the audience and invite questions. Right side: a gold achievement badge reading Grade 1 Technology Complete with a star and the text Future Innovator.PresentationvGreet the audiencevState name &what it doesvExplain problem &who it helpsvDescribe howit worksvThank audience &invite questionsGrade 1TechnologyComplete!FutureInnovator
The presentation checklist (five steps) and your Grade 1 Technology Complete achievement badge — Future Innovator.
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Ask yourself: "Am I speaking clearly? Am I pointing to my drawing? Am I being a proud inventor?

Vocabulary
Present
To stand up and share your work with peoplee.g. I will present my invention idea to my family.
Audience
The people who watch or listen to a presentatione.g. I looked at my audience as I spoke.
Confident
Sure of yourself and what you are sayinge.g. I felt confident because I had practiced.
Visual aid
A picture or poster that helps your audience understande.g. My poster was a great visual aid.
Invent
To create something newe.g. I want to invent a smart lesson bag.
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