How 2B A Quality Speech Writer

Kon'nichiwa!

Today I'm going to be talking to you about how to write a good speech and my feelings when I presented my speech.

Writing a quality speech takes hard work, a lot of time, and also editing.

The thing is, our class had to have a quality speech written, practiced, and on cue-cards in a week.

We didn't have much time, but I think a lot of the speeches turned out amazing!

Well, I can't keep you waiting too long, can I?

Okay fine, here is how to be a quality speech writer!

I hope this slideshow helped you. It took a lot of effort and time to make.
Right before I started my speech, I was freaking out, well, inside my head.
Obviously I didn't try to let anyone know that I was petrified.

Anyways, afterwards I didn't feel so bad.
I felt like I presented a quality speech calmly in front of a few people.
Trust me, your feelings after presenting a speech are a lot better than they were before.

I just tried to focus on my speech, I tried to block everything else out.
I tried to look at people and make eye contact but I tried to not realize they were real people.

Have you written your speech this year?

What are/were your feelings about presenting it?

Cya later, have a nice day!

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How 2B An Actress!

Kia ora!

So this week we've been learning about careers.

On Tuesday, which was yesterday, Olivia B and I learnt about being an actress.

Actress means female actor pretty much.

What was easy when I was learning about being an actress was finding out new things about them.

What was hard when I was learning about actresses was figuring out the amount of money they got.

What was easy when I was doing this blog was copying in the slides.

What was hard when I was making this blog post was making the ending.

Here is an example of my actress career work:

Bye!

I hope you enjoyed this blog post, have a great day.

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