Grade 6 · Writing · Lesson 24

Present research with visuals and Q&A

Presenting research well means more than reading your notes aloud. A strong presentation combines a clear slide structure, carefully chosen visuals, and confident speaking — including a Q&A at the end where you field questions from your audience. Each element plays a specific role: slides guide the audience, visuals provide evidence, and speaking notes keep you on track without turning you into a human teleprompter.

What this lesson teaches

1Structure a research presentation by planning slides for the title, introduction, body points, conclusion, and Q&A
2Choose visuals that directly support each slide's talking point rather than decorating or repeating the text
3Write concise speaking notes that guide delivery without reading full sentences from the slide
4Prepare confident Q&A responses by anticipating questions and practicing clear, evidence-based answers

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