Spanish Two Speeches

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Clarissa Merschman 
Staff Reporter 

    Students in Spanish two classes will give speeches about their favorite person or animal this Friday.
            The speeches have to be one minute long or more. Notes are not allowed while giving the speech. If a student is caught using their notes or have them anywhere they will lose all of their points on the speech.
            Visual aids, however are acceptable. A student can create a Powerpoint presentation with pictures on it, have pictures printed on a piece of paper, draw their own pictures, or they can create a photo library to use on their phone.
            All of the words in the student's speech have to be conjugated correctly in preterite form which mean they have to be in past tense. If they aren’t conjugated correctly, the student will lose points.
            When the student gives their speech they have to pronounce all of their words correctly and talk for the entire minute. Talking slowly to stall time is not allowed and does not count as time on speech.

            Practicing the speech is very important so the student can make sure and deliver their speech the best they can. If you fail to prepare, you can prepare to fail.

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