INTRODUCTION: ~30 SECONDS START YOUR SPEECH HERE!
Attention Getter: This is the longest part of the introduction. This could be a story (personal, hypothetical, or factual), a quote that is related to the topic, startling statistics or data, or a theatrical performance. Make sure your attention getter is relatable to your audience in some way.
Thesis Statement: A sentence that summarizes the content of the speech. (“There are three life lessons I have learned that I will share with you all today.”
Preview Statement: Discuss the 3 main points that you will be going over in your speech. (“First, I will discuss [ insert first life lesson here], secondly, [ insert second life lesson here], and lastly, [ insert third life lesson here].”)
BODY: 4 TO 5 MINUTES TOTAL
Main Point Number 1 (Life Lesson