Oral presentation Worksheet “Who Am I?” A three to five minute presentation with an introduction, body and a conclusion. Your presentation should give the audience a better understanding of who you are as a unique individual. Do not try to tell us everything about yourself or your entire life story. The first part of your speech should be about yourself. The second part of your presentation should be about a personal experience where you learned a lesson. Introduction Begin your presentation with an interesting opening statement that will gain the attention of your listeners. After gaining their attention, try to establish a connection between you and your listeners and then tell them what you’re going to talk about. Don’t start your presentation with “Today I’m going to talk about myself.” Conclusion Review of main points (what you talked about) Closing statements- close your speech with a good ending statement. Don’t end with “That’s it.”
To inform my audience about my traits, my family and my goals in life. Introduction What are some values in your life? Where did you learn these values? I have learned a number of values from my parents. One of these is the value of hard work. Today, I’m going to tell you about my traits, my family, my goals and a personal experience where I learned a lesson. Let me begin with my traits. Body I. My traits A. Cheerful, love to be with people B. Hardworking C. Determined to succeed in life (Transition statement: Now let me talk about my family.) II. My Family A. .Big family B. Loving, generous C. Very supportive (Transition statement: Now let me move on to my goals.) III. My Goals A. Get a degree B. Start my own business C. Travel around the world (Transition statement: Now I’d like to share a personal experience where I learned a lesson.) IV. Personal Experience A. When and where it happened B. What happened C. Lesson learned Conclusion Today, I’ve given you an idea about who I am. I’ve talked about my traits, my family, my goals and a personal experience. To me hard work is the way to achieve my goal. I look forward to achieving the goals I have set for myself.