← Present with Martin

Level 1 free

Storyteller

One sentence, 5 slides, a hobby. 12 lessons, free.

1. One sentence: what this is about Before you assemble slides, you can say the topic in one sentence with a verb. ⏱ 16 minutes
2. Audience: class, teacher, parents The same topic, a different sentence. It depends who sits in the desks and who marks. ⏱ 16 minutes
3. Beginning, middle, end Three parts of a story. Not a pile of middles and the bell in the middle. ⏱ 15 minutes
4. A hook in the first sentence The first sentence out loud catches the class. Hello my name is is not enough when you have minutes. ⏱ 16 minutes
5. A hobby story One scene from a hobby can carry a sentence. A photo album cannot. ⏱ 16 minutes
6. What to leave out On a slide belongs only what helps one sentence. Delete the rest, or hide it in notes. ⏱ 16 minutes
7. Numbers belong on the slide, the story in the speech The wall holds a number and a source. The mouth carries the scene. The two layers should not duplicate. ⏱ 16 minutes
8. A question at the end The close can be a question that props up the sentence, not a quiz of who likes the same thing. ⏱ 16 minutes
9. 5 slides, not 25 A five-slide limit is the hobby ceiling. Choice, not a warehouse with numbering. ⏱ 15 minutes
10. Project: a hobby in 5 slides You assemble the whole: a sentence, a scene, a figure or an anchor, a question. Five slides, out loud as a dummy run. ⏱ 18 minutes
11. Feedback from a parent Ask for three things: the sentence, time, readability. Not whether it is pretty. ⏱ 16 minutes
12. Storyteller finale You show the sentence: five slides, a question, feedback taken. Prep craft holds. ⏱ 18 minutes

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