This document outlines the steps of a presentation skills lesson for becoming a confident public speaker. It introduces the 4 steps for creating a presentation: purpose, introduction, main points, and conclusion. Interactive activities and quizzes are used to help the learner understand and apply each step. The lesson also covers other skills like warm-up exercises, identifying emotions, and concludes by having the learner create their own small presentation combining all four steps.

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5. When was the last
time you sat through
a presentation?

6. Did you enjoy it?
Yes / No

7. Have you ever made
a presentation to
an audience?

8. How did you do?

9. But before we move on with the lesson,
let’s warm up a little, what do you say?
Well done!

10. Each picture represents an emotion.
Rules of the Game
I will show you some pictures.
Emotion Game!
You have to identify the emotion in each
picture
You have to use your hands, face and voice
to show that emotion.

11. Can you show me this
emotion through your hand
movements, facial
expressions and voice?

12. Can you show me this
emotion through your hand
movements, facial
expressions and voice?

13. Can you show me this
emotion through your hand
movements, facial
expressions and voice?

14. You did a wonderful job!
Excellent
Performance!

15. Can you guess what are we
going to do today?

16. I will teach you how to
make a presentation in 4
simple steps!

17. The 4 simple steps are:
1
2
3
Purpose
Introduction
Main Points
4 Conclusion

18. At the end of this lesson,
you will be able to create
a small presentation of
your own!

19. Does that sound like fun?
Yes / No

20. Let’s start with the first step!
Purpose Introduction Main Point Conclusion

21. The purpose of the
presentation can be:
1
2
3
To inform
To motivate
To persuade
Purpose

22. The purpose of your presentation
will depend on your topic!
If your topic is “Reducing Pollution”
Your purpose could be ‘To Persuade’
or ‘To Motivate’ the audience!
Purpose
Let's do a short activity to understand this

23. Rules of the Game
You will think of a topic and write it down.
"Identify the purpose"
Game!
Decide the purpose of the topic and
note it down!

24. Does that sound like fun?
Yes / No
You have 3 minutes to write your topic
and your purpose!

25. Wonderful!
You did such an
amazing job!

26. It is important to know the
purpose because it helps to
structure your presentation
in a better way!

27. It's Quiz Time!
Let’s see how much you remember!

28. What is the first step in creating a
presentation?
Purpose Introduction Main Point Conclusion

29. Deciding the purpose of
your presentation helps to?
1
2
3
Get attention
None of the above
Wow the audience
Structure the presentation
4

30. Feedback Time!
You did really well!

31. Let us now learn about the second step!
Purpose Introduction Main Point Conclusion

32. We will learn how to
create an introduction
in two simple steps:
1
2
Stating the topic
Stating the challenges
Introduction

33. Do you find this easy
to understand?
Yes / No

34. Let’s see how we can write an introduction
on the topic used in our first exercise.
Topic - “Reducing Pollution”
Purpose

35. I can say something like:
What can I state about the topic?
1
"Today I will be talking to you
about rising pollution how it is
affecting us and what we can do
to reduce pollution in our daily
lives.”

36. What can I say to state the challenge?
2
“Global reports continue to show us how the
air quality has deteriorated over the past
decades. Breathing in polluted cities is like
smoking 100 cigarettes a day. The challenge
is to improve the air quality for our improved
health and wellness”
I can say something like:

37. Do you find this easy
to understand?
Yes / No

38. It's Quiz Time!
Let’s see how much you remember!
Rules of the Quiz!
I will jumble the order of sentences
You have to place the sentences in the right order
Let's start!

39. To write an introduction you need
to follow the steps in which order?
State your topic
1 State the challenges
2

40. Let us do another short activity!
Here are the rules:
Remember the topic you used in STEP 1: PURPOSE
Write a short introduction for the same topic using the 2 steps we just learnt!
You have 5 minutes to complete this exercise!

41. Excellent!
You did a wonderful job!

42. Let us now learn about the third step!
Purpose Introduction
Main Point
Conclusion

43. We are going to do this
using two simple steps:
1
2
Cause
Effect
Main Point
Let me explain how we will do this using a few examples:

44. If your topic is
‘Smoking is a health hazard’
The cause is smoking a cigarette.
Purpose
The effect is damage to the lungs.
1
2
Cause
Effect

45. If your topic is
‘How to make tea’
The cause is adding tea leaves to water and
milk in a pot and putting it on a stove
Purpose
The effect is the water and milk boils and the
colour changes to make tea.
1
2
Cause
Effect

46. The two-step process is an
easy way to write your main
points for almost any topic.

47. Do you find this easy
to understand?
Yes / No

48. It's Quiz Time!
Let’s see how much you remember!
Rules of the Quiz!
I will give you some examples.
You have to identify the cause and effect.
Let's start!

49. What is the effect?
1
Because of high carbon emissions global
warming is taking place.
As a result, polar ice caps are melting and
the sea level is rising.
2
What is the cause?

50. What is the effect?
1
A group of hooligans have been creating a lot
of noise in the neighborhood.
As a result, the society complained to the
police and the culprits were issued a warning.
2
What is the cause?

51. Let us do another short activity!
Here are the rules:
Choose the same topic for which you wrote your purpose and introduction.
Think of the cause and write it down in 50-100 words.
You have 5 minutes to complete this exercise!
Think of the effect and write it down in 50-100 words.

52. Let us now learn about the fourth step!
Purpose Introduction Main Point
Conclusion

53. When we CONCLUDE a presentation,
we leave the audience with action points:
WHAT THEY NEED TO DO

54. Let’s use the same example from
our first exercise.
Topic - “Reducing Pollution”
Purpose

55. ‘You too can do your part in reducing pollution.
Get your vehicle’s pollution certificate updated
Avoid burning leaves and paper during winter
Avoid throwing garbage out on the road
Try to walk or cycle for short distances instead of driving
To conclude our presentation,
we could say something like:
'If we all practice some of these simple steps, we
can contribute to reducing pollution’

56. Let’s see if you can apply the same
process to write your conclusion
Rules of the Quiz!
Choose the same topic for which you wrote your main points.
Think of the action points for the audience.
Write down at least 5 points.
You have 3 minutes to complete this exercise!

57. Now to get your final presentation ready
you have to combine the four steps!
Purpose Introduction Main Point Conclusion

58. Copy and paste what you have written under each step!
Put all of it together on the same page!
And just like that, your presentation is ready!
Final Presentation

59. You did it,
Congratulations!

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