Grade 5 · Writing · Lesson 24

Present findings to the class

A PRESENTATION is a short talk where you share what you found out about a topic. Good presentations do not read every word off a slide. They have a HOOK to grab the room, a few clear MAIN POINTS, a VISUAL or two, a CONCLUSION, and a moment for QUESTIONS at the end. The slides are there to help your audience FOLLOW you, not to replace you.

What this lesson teaches

1Plan a presentation outline with hook, main points, and conclusion
2Match each slide to the talking point that belongs on it
3Speak clearly and look up at the audience while presenting
4Invite and answer questions during a short Q&A

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