Lesson 1 · 40 min
Structure a 5-minute presentation
Objective
Plan a clear presentation.
The lesson
A clear presentation has an introduction (who you are, what you will present), two or three parts (the project, your role, the results) and a conclusion (what you learnt, what's next). Use signposts: First of all, Moving on to, To sum up.
Worked example
Good morning. My name is Sarah and I'm in my final year of a vocational course in childcare. Today, I'm going to talk about my placement in a nursery school. First of all, I'll describe the place. Then, I'll explain my tasks. Finally, I'll tell you what I learnt. Let's start with the place.
The introduction gives: the name, the training, the topic and the plan (First of all, Then, Finally).
Practise: self-correcting exercises
Put the signposts in the right place.
- Beginning of the plan:
- To change part:
- For the conclusion:
- Today, I'm going to my placement.
- In the conclusion, you say what you .
- First of all
- Moving on to
- To sum up
- talk about
- learnt
Your turn: a small production
Write
Write the plan of your presentation: introduction, 3 parts with 3 key words each, conclusion.
Sentence starters: Introduction: Today I am going to talk about… · Part 1: … / Part 2: … / Part 3: … · Conclusion: To sum up,…
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Worksheet to complete (paper or ENT)
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Cours à distance · Bac Pro · Terminale · English · Week 4 · Lesson 1
Structure a 5-minute presentation
Plan a clear presentation.
1. Complete the lesson with the words in the box.
introduction · signposts · what
A clear presentation has an (who you are, what you will present), two or three parts (the project, your role, the results) and a conclusion ( you learnt, what's next). Use : First of all, Moving on to, To sum up.
2. Exercises: fill in the blanks or circle the right answer.
- Beginning of the plan: ( Moving on to / First of all / To sum up )
- To change part: ( To sum up / Moving on to / First of all )
- For the conclusion: ( Let's start with / First of all / To sum up )
- Today, I'm going to ( talked about / talking about / talk about ) my placement.
- In the conclusion, you say what you .
3. Write the plan of your presentation: introduction, 3 parts with 3 key words each, conclusion.
Take a clear photo of this sheet and upload it on the ENT. · Madame Carole Paoli Pompougnac · IP