Day 1- Breaking the ice, confidence building and overcoming the stage fear

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Imagine walking onto a stage, opening your mouth, and feeling calm instead of [Link]
confidence is not magic, it’s a skill.

Every great speaker once stood exactly where you are [Link] courage to speak can change
the direction of your [Link] voice has the [Link] moment you find your voice, the world
starts listening.​
And this is where you begin building it.

Speaking in front of others can feel scary, but it doesn’t have to be.

Here, you’ll learn how to introduce yourself, tell stories, give presentations, and speak
confidently in speeches and [Link] skills will help you become a confident public
speaker.

Now let me ask you, Have you ever felt scared to speak on stage?Or nervous when the teacher
asks you to speak in front of the class?

If yes… don’t worry. You’re not alone.

Now let me ask you, What is public speaking?

Public speaking simply means expressing your thoughts, ideas, or stories clearly in front of
people.

It can be in a classroom, on a stage, or even in front of a small group.

And How do we become a good public speaker?Is it about speaking fast?Or using big English
words?

Not really.

A good public speaker is someone who

Speaks clearly​
Feels confident​
Connects with the audience​
And speaks from the heart

Now the big question, How do we build confidence?Confidence doesn’t come overnight.

It comes with,
Practice​
Believing in yourself​
And understanding that making mistakes is okay​
And when we speak in front of an audience, there are a few important things we should always
keep in mind:

How we stand​
How we speak​
Our body language​
Our eye contact​
And most importantly, our attitude​
In this journey, we are going to talk about all of this and much more, step by step, in a simple
and fun way.

By the end of this course, you won’t just speak better…you’ll speak with confidence.

So let’s begin this journey together. Are you ready?

Activity 1

Today, i am going to give you two activities. The first activity is a short speaking task on the topic
‘My best friend’. You can talk about:

Who your best friend is​

Why they are special to you​
How they make you feel and some of your favourite memories with them.​
This activity is only to understand your current speaking level and to track your improvement
later on day 14.

So, Don’t worry about the mistakes. Mistakes are very normal and the benefit of making
mistakes is that you learn from them and try not to repeat them again.

Just be natural and speak from your heart.

Record a short video and send it to your personal trainer.

Activity 2

Your second activity for today is Mirror Talk.

Stand in front of a mirror, look into your own eyes, smile, and say these lines out loud:

•I am confident.​
•My voice is clear and strong.​
•I am not afraid to speak.​
•Making mistakes helps me learn.​
•I believe in myself.​
•My voice matters.

•My words are valuable.​

•I speak clearly and naturally.​
•I am brave enough to try.​
•I can do this.​
Say them slowly and confidently, as if you truly believe [Link] helps you boost your
confidence, so try to do mirror talk [Link] this mirror talk as a video as well and send
it to your personal trainer.

Video 2

Experience Sharing - Confidence Building

Hey there, My name is ayansh and I study in class___. Let me share something very personal
with you today.

To be honest, I wasn’t always confident.

There was a time when I felt scared to speak in front of people.

My heart would beat fast, my hands would shake, and I was worried about making mistakes.

But slowly, I understood one important thing,confidence doesn’t come first. Courage comes first.

I started by taking small steps.I spoke in front of the mirror.I practiced reading aloud.I tried
speaking in front of my friends and family.

Sometimes I made [Link] I forgot what to [Link] instead of stopping, I kept

trying.I also learned to believe in myself.

I told myself, “It’s okay to be nervous. I can still speak.”

With practice and patience, my fear slowly reduced.

And one day, I realised, I was speaking confidently without even thinking about fear.

So if you feel scared today, remember this:Every confident speaker you see once felt exactly
like you.

If I can build confidence, you can [Link] take that first step. Thankyou.

Day 2- Self introduction

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Today we’re going to learn how to introduce ourselves confidently and clearly infront of an
audience. Before that, let me ask you

What is Self-Introduction?

A self-introduction means telling others who you are in a simple and confident way. It is the first
step in public speaking. When you introduce yourself well, people listen to you with interest.

A good self-introduction has five simple parts, if you are introducing while talking to a mass
audience, these five parts are enough:

[Link] Name

“Always start with your name.”

[Link] Age or Class

“This helps others know more about you.”

[Link] Favourite Thing

“It can be food, colour, subject, or game.”

[Link] Strength or Hobby

“This shows what you are good at or what you love doing.”

5,One Fun Fact

“A fun fact makes your introduction interesting and memorable.”

Remember: Speak slowly, smile, and look confident.

Video 2

In public speaking, introductions are of different types.

A speaker can introduce themselves at the beginning, in the middle, or even at the end of the
[Link] choice depends on the situation and the speaker’s style.

Now, let’s look at some examples

Format- 1 Normal way

My name is Malavika.I am 13 years old and I study in class [Link] favourite

subject is [Link] hobby is drawing and [Link] fun fact about me is that
I can draw with both hands!Thank you.
Format 2- question opening

Hello everyone,

Have you ever felt nervous while speaking in front of others?

I used to feel the same, especially during class presentations.

By the way, my name is Malavika, and I study in Class [Link] you.

Format 3- Fun fact opening

Hello everyone,

Hello everyone,

I think small details can tell a lot about a person. Here’s a fun fact about me: I can
spend hours drawing without getting tired.

My name is Malavika, I study in Class 8, and I’m happy to be here [Link]

you.

Format 4: Story First, Name at the End

Hello everyone,

Whenever I feel stressed, I pick up my sketchbook and start [Link] helps me

relax and express my thoughts better.

Now that you know a little about me,my name is Malavika, and I study in Class 8.

Thank you.

Format 5- intro in the end

I believe every day is a chance to learn something new and improve ourselves.

Before I end, let me introduce myself properly.

My name is [Link] I study in class 8. Thank you.

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Self introduction-Format 1

“Hello everyone,

My name is ________.I am ____ years old / I study in class ____.My favourite

thing is ________.My strength / hobby is ________.One fun fact about me is
________.Thank you!”

Format 2

Hello everyone,

Have you ever met someone who makes you laugh even on a bad day?

That’s me, I love spreading happiness wherever I go.

My name is ________.I am ____ years old / I study in class ____.Thank you.

Format 3

Hello everyone,

I think small details can tell a lot about a [Link]’s a fun fact about me:
________.

My name is ___, I study in class ____,and I’m happy to be here [Link] you.

Format 4

Hello everyone,

I believe everyone has something special, and so do [Link] strength is ________,

and I enjoy ________.

By the way, my name is ________, I am ____ years old / I study in class

____.Thank you.

Format 5- intro in the end

It was lovely sharing a little about myself today.

Before I end, let me introduce myself properly.

My name is ________, and I study in class ____.Thank you.

Day 3- Body language & posture

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Hello everyone! Today let’s learn something very important in public speaking, our body
language and postures. I mean, the non- verbal communication.

What is Non-Verbal Communication?

“Non-verbal communication means speaking without [Link] body, face, hands, and eyes
talk even when our mouth is silent.”

Now, Which are the Important Parts of Body Language?

[Link] Standing Posture

“Stand straight.

Keep your shoulders relaxed.

Do not bend or slouch.”

Good posture shows confidence

Bad posture shows fear or nervousness.

[Link] Movements

“Use your hands while speaking, but don’t overuse [Link] hand movements make your
speech interesting.”

[Link] Expressions

“Smile when you speak.

Your face should match your words.”

For Happy words - just smile

For Serious words- keep a calm face

Eye Contact
“Look at your audience while speaking.

Do not look at the floor or ceiling.”

Eye contact shows confidence and honesty.

So, Good posture is: Straight, confident, smiling

And Bad posture means: Bending, hands in pockets, looking down without keeping eye
contact.

Remember, your body speaks before your words!

For today’s activity, you will be given a short [Link] task is to practice it, record a video of
yourself delivering it, and send it to your personal trainer.

Video 2

My name is [Link] today I am here to talk about confidence.

(Smile)

Confidence makes us strong and [Link] helps us speak without fear.

(Use hand movement)

When we stand straight and look at people,they listen to us carefully.

(Eye contact)

Our body language is very [Link] hands, face, and posture speak along with our
words.

(Natural hand movement)

A smiling face makes our speech more powerful and makes others feel comfortable.

(Smile again)

So always stand straight,use your hands naturally,look at your audience,and believe in

yourself.

Thank you.

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Good morning everyone.

My name is ________.Today I am here to talk about body language.

(Smile)

Body language shows how confident we [Link] we stand straight, we look confident.

(Stand straight)

Our hand movements help us explain [Link] we should not move our hands too
much.

(Use gentle hand movement)

Facial expressions are also important.A smile makes our speech friendly and
interesting.

(Smile)

Eye contact helps us connect with [Link] we look at our audience, they feel
confident in us.

(Eye contact)

So remember,good posture,clear expressions,and eye contactcan make you a great

speaker.

Thank you.

Day 4- Voice modulation and clarity

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Today we are going to learn about the importance of voice modulation and clarity in
public speaking.

What is Voice Modulation?

“Voice modulation means changing our voice while [Link] change our volume,
speed, and pauses to make our speech interesting.”

Now what are the things to Remember While Speaking?

[Link]

“Speak loud enough so everyone can hear [Link] not shout and do not whisper.”

[Link] (Speed of Speaking)

“Do not speak too fast or too [Link] at a comfortable speed.”

People don’t understand if you speak [Link] people lose interest if you speak very
slowly.

[Link]

“Pause means stop for a short [Link] help the audience understand better.”

So, Do pause after important sentences.

[Link]

“Pronunciation means saying words [Link] your mouth properly and say each
word very clearly.”

So remember,“A good voice makes your message powerful!”

So always remember to maintain your pace and modulate your voice properly while
speaking.

And the activity for today is, you will be given a short speech on the topic ‘save nature’. Your
task is to practice it, record a video of yourself delivering it, and send it to your personal trainer.

Video 2

Good morning everyone,

(Normal voice)

My name is Ayansh..

(Pause)

Today I want to talk about my favourite hobby.

(Slightly louder)

My favourite hobby is ____.

It makes me feel happy and relaxed.

(Slow and clear)

When I do my hobby,

(Pause)

I forget all my [Link] I feel tired or stressed,

(Soft voice)

My hobby gives me energy [Link] people think hobbies are a waste of time,

(Normal voice)

but I believe they make us better and more creative.

(Confident voice)

So everyone should have a hobby they love,practice it regularly,and enjoy it fully.

Thank you.

(Calm and clear)

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Good morning everyone,

(Normal voice)

My name is ________.

(Pause)

Today I want to talk about saving nature.

(Slightly louder)

Nature gives us air to breathe,water to drink,and food to eat.

(Slow and clear)

If we harm nature,
(Pause)

we harm [Link] trees,throwing plastic,and wasting water are very harmful to

our Earth.

(Firm voice)

But we can protect natureby planting trees,saving water,and keeping our surroundings
clean.

(Confident voice)

Even small actions matter.

(Pause)

If we care for nature today,

(Soft but clear)

nature will care for us tomorrow.

Thank you.

(Calm voice)

Day 5- Spontaneous speaking and Describing What We See

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Sometimes we don’t get time to prepare a [Link] that time, we need to speak
spontaneously.

So, let’s discuss about Spontaneous Speaking today.

Spontaneous speaking means speaking without [Link] think fast and speak
clearly.

You may be wondering,How do we Structure our thoughts quickly

[Link] 3-Point Speaking Method is an easy way to speak spontaneously. Which

includes,

[Link] it is
[Link] it is useful

[Link] How it makes you feel

This helps us organise our thoughts in seconds.

Then the second one, by Using Adjectives

“Adjectives are describing [Link] make our speech interesting.”

Examples:

big, small, colourful, soft, hard, beautiful, useful

3. If you are going to describe a picture or an object,

Use this order:

First, tell What it is,

It’s Colour, It’s use, and the Feeling

“Follow this structure and you will never get stuck.”

Remember, speaking spontaneously improves confidence and quick thinking. So, try to
think quick and talk fast.

There is a short speech for you to record and do send it to your personal trainer today.

Please watch Ayansh’s demonstration video for a better idea of how to do this.​

Video 2

(Presenter holds an object / shows a picture)

Good morning everyone.

(Pause)

This is a water bottle.

(What it is)
It is blue in colour and looks very strong.

(Colour + adjective)

We use it to drink water and stay healthy.

(Use)

I feel happy and refreshed when I use it,because drinking water is good for my body.

(Feeling)

Thank you.

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Good morning everyone.

(Pause)

This is a school bag.

(What it is)

It is black in colour and looks very beautiful.

(Colour + adjective)

We use it to carry our books and stationery.

(Use)

I feel confident and ready when I use it,because it helps me stay organised for school.

(Feeling)

Thank you.

Day 6- -Expressing opinions and engaging the audience

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Today, let’s discuss how to express our opinions and how to engage the audience in
public speaking.

“Everyone has [Link] opinion means what we think or feel about something.”
So, How to Express Our Opinions??

We can start our opinion sentences like this:

I think… because…​
I feel…​
I believe…​
In my opinion…​
These sentences help us speak clearly and confidently.

For example:

1.I think reading books is good because it improves our knowledge.​

2.I believe everyone should be kind to others.​
[Link] my opinion, English house is a very good platform to learn english.

Now, How can we engage the Audience!?

To make people listen, we can:

Ask questions​
Look at the audience​
Change our voice​
And also Use lines like:

Have you heard about…?​

Do you like it too?​
Am I right?

Isn’t it?​
Because ,Asking questions makes the audience feel involved.

We should also be polite while Agreeing & Disagreeing with the audience

Use sentences like:

“I agree with you.”​

“I think the same.”​
“Yes, you are right.”​
while agreeing

And while showing disagreement, use sentences like:

“I don’t agree, but I respect your opinion.”​
“I have a different opinion.”​
“I think differently.”​
Remember to Always be kind and respectful.

And for today’s activity, there is a short speech for you to express your opinion on the topic ‘
helping others’. Record the video and send it to your personal trainer.

Video 2

Good morning everyone,

(Pause)

Today I want to talk about my favourite food.I think biryani is the best food because it is
tasty and filling.

(Smile)

I feel happy whenever I eat it with my [Link] my opinion, food is special when we
share it with others.

Have you heard about different types of biryani?

(Look at audience)

Many people like pizza, and I agree it is tasty,

but I believe biryani is healthier.

Am I right?

(Smile) Thank you.

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Good morning everyone,

(Pause)

Today I want to talk about helping others.I think helping others is important because it
makes our world a better place.

(Smile)
I feel happy when I help someone in [Link] my opinion, small acts of kindness can
make a big difference.

Have you ever helped someone at school or at home?

(Look at audience)

Many people think helping others takes a lot of time,but I believe even small help is
enough. Am I right?

(Smile)

So always help others around you, even if it is a small one. Thank you.

Day 7- Storytelling Basics

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Today, let’s talk about personal storytelling in public speaking.

What is personal storytelling?​

It is basically sharing something that happened to you personally.​
It makes speeches interesting and relatable.​

While telling a personal story, we should follow a structure, which includes the
beginning,middle and ending of the story.​
In the beginning, we should Introduce the characters, place, and situation.​
In the Middle part, we should describe the main events or problems.​
And in the Ending, we should share what happened and what you learned.

[Link] and Voice are important while telling a story.​

Use voice modulation: loud, soft, fast, and slow.​
Use facial expressions to show emotions.​
Hand gestures for important points.​
Pause for suspense or impact.​
[Link] to engage the Audience,​
Ask questions like Have you ever felt like this?​
Smile at the audience, look at them, to show excitement.

Video 2

Good morning everyone,

(Pause, smile)

Beginning: One day, I was walking to school and I saw a little puppy stuck in a fence.

Middle:

I felt worried and wanted to help. I carefully pulled it out. The puppy was scared, but I
talked to it gently and made it calm.

Ending:

Finally, I took the puppy to my neighbour who could take care of it. I learned that even
small acts of kindness can make a big difference.

(Smile, pause, look at audience)

Have you ever helped an animal or a person in need? Thank you.

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Good morning everyone,

(Pause, smile)

Beginning:Last week, I tried to draw a picture for the school competition.

Middle:I made a mistake and colored outside the lines. I felt sad at first, but I kept trying
and finally finished the picture.

My teacher saw it and smiled at me. I showed it to my friends, and they said it looked
nice. This made me feel proud of my effort.

Ending: Even though it wasn’t perfect, I learned that we should not give up when we
make mistakes.

(Smile, look at audience)

Have you ever tried again after making a mistake?

Thank you.

Day 8- Finish the story

Video 1
Hello everyone,

Yesterday, we learned about the basics of storytelling, how every good story has a
beginning, middle, and ending. Today, we are going one step further.

“Developing a story means arranging our ideas in a clear and interesting way.A
well-developed story helps the listener understand what happened, where it happened,
and why it is important.

When our story is clear, people enjoy listening to us and remember our message.”

Developing a story means speaking without memorising or reading from a paper.

You may make small mistakes, and that’s okay. Confidence comes when we focus on
sharing the idea, not on being perfect.

The more we practice, the more confident we become.”

Video 2

The Lost Watch

Ayansh - Story Starter (2–3 lines)

“Last Sunday morning, I was playing in the park near my house. While running, I noticed
something shining on the ground. When I picked it up, I saw it was a watch.”

Malavika – Story Completion

“I looked around but no one was there. After some time, a man came searching and
looked very worried. I gave him the watch and he smiled with relief. That day, I learned
that being honest makes us feel proud and peaceful.”

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“During our summer vacation, my cousins and I went to a village near a hill. One
afternoon, we noticed a narrow path behind the trees. Curious, we decided to follow it.”

“The path led us to a small cave hidden between rocks. Inside, we found old drawings
on the walls and a cool stream flowing. We took pictures and talked excitedly about who
might have lived there long ago. The cave felt mysterious and magical at the same time.

When it started getting dark, we safely returned home, feeling proud of our little
adventure.”
•Students can also narrate their own personal story. (Optional)

Day 9- Presentation

Video 1

Today, we are going to learn about an important life skill called presentation skill. This is
also an important part of public [Link] skill helps us express our ideas
clearly and confidently in front of others.

A presentation should have strong start. Because it grabs the audience’s attention.

You can start with a greeting, a simple question, or an interesting sentence.

When you start confidently, the audience becomes interested in listening to you.

Using Pauses is another thing we should keep in mind while presenting

something.

“Pauses are short breaks while [Link] help us breathe, think, and make our
words clear.

It makes our presentation sound confident, not rushed.

The presenter should also be able to end the presentation confidently.

“A good ending leaves a strong [Link] can end with a message, a lesson, or a
question.

Always end with a smile and say ‘Thank you.

Video 2

Presentation:

“Good morning everyone.

Today, I am going to talk about the Solar System.

The Solar System is made up of the Sun, eight planets, their moons, and other space
objects like asteroids and comets. The Sun is at the centre of the Solar System and
gives us heat and light.
The eight planets are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and
Neptune. Each planet is different in size and nature. Earth is special because it has air,
water, and living beings.

The planets move around the Sun in fixed paths called orbits. This movement helps
create day and night and different seasons on Earth.

In conclusion, the Solar System is vast and wonderful, and it helps us understand how
space works.

Thank you.

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Good morning everyone.

Today, I am going to talk about the human body.

The human body is made up of many parts that work together. Some important parts
are the brain, heart, lungs, stomach, bones, and muscles. Each part has a special
function.

The brain controls our thoughts and actions. The heart pumps blood to all parts of the
body, and the lungs help us breathe. Bones give shape to our body, and muscles help
us move.

Our body also needs proper food, exercise, and rest to stay healthy. Drinking water and
maintaining cleanliness are also very important.

In conclusion, the human body is amazing, and we should take good care of it.

Thank you.

Simpler version for kids below 10

Good morning everyone.

Today, I am going to talk about my body.

My body has many parts like head, hands, legs, eyes, ears, and nose. Each part helps
me do different things. I see with my eyes and hear with my ears.

My heart helps me live, and my lungs help me breathe. My hands help me write and
play, and my legs help me walk and run.
I should eat healthy food and keep my body clean.

Thank you.

Day 10- Speech ( Formal)

Today, let’s discuss about speech and its importance .

A speech is a powerful way to share ideas, express opinions, and inspire others.

Formal speeches are used in important events like school functions, meetings, and
ceremonies. A good formal speech shows confidence, respect, and clarity.

It has to be structured in a proper way,

We should begin with a proper introduction by greeting the audience politely,

respectfully mention the dignitaries with their designations​
and also Introduce the topic clearly.​
For Example:

“Respected Chief Guest…”​

“Honourable Principal…”​
“Distinguished teachers and my dear friends…”

Next, the speaker should explain the topic clearly by using simple and meaningful points
and also speak calmly and confidently.

In conclusion, the speaker should summarise the speech, end it with a positive
message and also should thank the audience politely.

Video 2

The Importance of Education

Formal Speech (Template Model):

“Respected Chief Guest Dr. Anil Kumar,Honourable Principal Mrs. Sreelatha,Esteemed

teachers, and my dear friends,

Good morning to one and all present here.

Today, I stand before you to speak on the topic ‘The Importance of Education’.
Education is the foundation of a successful life. It helps us gain knowledge, develop
skills, and understand the world around us. Education teaches us discipline,
responsibility, and values that shape our character.

Through education, we learn to think critically and make the right decisions. It opens
doors to better opportunities and helps us contribute positively to society. An educated
person not only builds a good future for themselves but also helps in building a better
nation.

In conclusion, education is not just about books and exams; it is about learning how to
live a meaningful life. Let us respect education and make the best use of it.

Thank you all for giving me this opportunity.

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Respected Chief Guest,Honourable Principal,Esteemed teachers, and my dear friends,

Good morning to one and all present here.

Today, I feel honoured to speak on the topic ‘Discipline is the Key to Success’.

Discipline means following rules, managing time wisely, and doing our duties sincerely.
It helps us stay focused and organized in everything we do. A disciplined person knows
the value of time and works hard to achieve goals.

In our daily life, discipline helps students study regularly, respect elders, and maintain
good habits. Successful people in the world follow discipline to reach their dreams.
Without discipline, talent alone cannot lead us to success.

In conclusion, discipline shapes our character and guides us towards a successful

future. If we practice discipline in small things today, we can achieve great success
tomorrow.

Thank you all for your patience and attention.

Day 11- Speech (Informal)

In this video, let us talk about another type of speech. Speeches are not always formal.
Many times, we speak at family gatherings, birthday parties, or friends’ meetups. This
type of speech is called an informal speech.

What is an Informal Speech?

“An informal speech is friendly and casual. We speak naturally, just like talking to people
we know well. There are no strict rules, and the tone is relaxed.”

It doesn’t need a grand introduction

We should greet the audience casually without the need of mentioning their
designations.​
And we can also Start with a friendly line.​
Example:

“Good evening everyone!”

“Hello everyone, I’m really happy to be here.”

Next comes the Main Content,where we Share experiences, thoughts, or stories by

using simple language. Remember to Be natural and expressive while giving an
informal speech.

Then, End with a warm or happy [Link] is optional in this case but always Smile
and keep it light.​
Example:

“That’s all I wanted to share today.”

“Thanks for listening, everyone!”

Video 2

My Favourite Memory with My Family

Good evening everyone!

I’m really happy to see all of you here today.

One of my favourite memories with my family is our last vacation together. We travelled,
ate a lot of food, and laughed all the time. Even small moments like sitting together and
talking late at night made the trip special.

Spending time with family always makes me feel relaxed and happy. These memories
are very close to my heart.

That’s all I wanted to share today. Thank you!

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Topic: A Funny Moment with My Friends

“Good evening everyone!

I’m really happy to be here with all of you today.

I want to share a funny moment that happened with my friends last year. One day, we
decided to cook noodles together when no one was at home. We thought it would be
very easy. But instead of water, one of my friends added too much salt!

When we finally tasted it, it was so salty that no one could eat it. We all started laughing
and teasing that friend the whole day. Even today, whenever we talk about cooking, we
remember that moment and laugh again.

Moments like these make friendship special and unforgettable.

That’s all I wanted to share. Thank you!

Day 12-Debate

Let’s discuss about debate today.

What is a debate?

A debate is a formal discussion where two teams speak for and against a [Link]
team presents points to support their side and tries to convince the audience.

Now, what is the structure of a Debate speech

It starts with a Strong Introduction

The speaker should start by Greeting the audience and then Clearly state his/her stand
(for / against the topic)​
And the speaker should Sound confident and clear​
Example:

“Good morning everyone. I stand before you to speak in favour of the topic…”

or

“I strongly oppose the motion that…”

Then Clear Main Points the speaker should Present 2–3 strong points and Explain
each point clearly. Use examples if possible​
and also should be focused on the topic​

Confidence, Clarity & Structure are very important in a debate. The speaker
should Speak slowly and clearly, have to Maintain eye contact and Use simple
language. And also Follow the order: Introduction -Points - Conclusion​

Effective Conclusion

Speaker should Summarise the points and Restate his/her stand. And also should End
the debate strongly and confidently.

For Example:

“In conclusion, I strongly believe that…”

Therefore, I strongly feel that…”

Debate topic

Mobile Phones Should Be Allowed in Schools”

Supporting points

•Helpful for learning and research​

•Students can quickly contact parents or authorities in case of any emergency.​
•Supports online education​
•Using phones responsibly helps students improve technology skills.

•Phones give access to videos and tutorials that make learning fun.​

Opposing points​
•Distraction in class – Students may play games or use social media instead of focusing
on studies.​
•Reduces social interaction – Phones can stop students from talking and interacting with
friends and teachers.​
•Cheating during exams – Phones can be misused to cheat in tests and exams.​
•Health issues – Excessive use can affect eyes, posture, and sleep.​
•Cyberbullying risk – Phones can expose students to bullying or unsafe content online.

Day 13- Debate and revision

Video-Debate of ayansh and malavika

Mobile Phones Should Be Allowed in Schools”

Format: Ayansh (For) - Malavika (Against)

Ayansh:

“Good morning everyone! I strongly believe that mobile phones should be allowed in
schools. They help students access educational apps, do research, and make learning
more fun. In emergencies, students can contact their parents immediately.”

Malavika:

“I understand your points, Ayansh, but I oppose this idea. Mobile phones can distract
students during class. Instead of studying, they might spend time on games or social
media.”

Ayansh:

“That’s true, Malavika, but if we use them responsibly, they can be a great tool.
Teachers can even use phones for educational activities and online quizzes, which
makes learning interactive.”

Malavika:

“Even with responsible use, there are risks. Excessive screen time can harm our eyes
and sleep. Also, phones can be misused for cheating or cyberbullying.”

Ayansh:

“Those are valid concerns, but schools can make rules to prevent misuse, like allowing
phones only for learning or emergencies. This way, students get the benefits without the
problems.”

Malavika:
“I see your point, Ayansh. But I still feel the risks outweigh the benefits. Phones can
easily become a distraction and affect students’ focus on studies.”

Ayansh:

“Maybe, but I believe that teaching students to use technology responsibly is important
for the future. Phones are a part of life, and schools can guide us to use them wisely.”

Malavika:

“Alright, I agree that guidance is important. But personally, I feel schools should limit
phones to special situations rather than everyday use.”

Ayansh:

“Fair enough! I think we can both agree that responsible use and proper rules are key.”

Video 2

let’s quickly revise everything we have learned so far

We began with self-introduction, learning to confidently present ourselves. In

storytelling, you practiced starting with a hook, developing a story, and ending with a
meaningful lesson, including details of when, where, who, what, and why and also
learned to finish a story on your own. Presentation skills focused on starting confidently,
using pauses, and ending with a strong conclusion. In formal speeches, you learned to
respect dignitaries and follow the structure of introduction, main points, and conclusion
with a polite tone. Informal speeches encouraged casual, friendly sharing of
experiences. Finally, in debates, you practiced speaking for and against topics,
presenting clear points, and respecting others’ opinions.

Day 14- Speech presentation and feedback

Video 1

Good morning everyone.

My name is Ayansh, and today I am excited to speak about why public speaking is a
superpower for students.

Many students feel nervous while speaking in front of others, and I used to feel the
same way. I remember the first time I was asked to speak on stage, my hands were
shaking and my voice was very low. But when I started practicing, I realised something
important, confidence grows only when we try.
Public speaking helps us express our thoughts clearly. It teaches us how to organise
ideas, share opinions, and connect with people. When we speak confidently, people
listen to us.

Let me ask you a question, have you ever had a great idea but felt scared to say it out
loud?That is exactly why public speaking is important.

In my opinion, public speaking is not about speaking perfectly, but about speaking
honestly and confidently. It helps us in classrooms, interviews, and even in daily life.

In conclusion, public speaking is truly a superpower. The more we practice, the stronger
it becomes. So let us not be afraid of the stage, because the stage is where our voice
finds its power.

Thank you.

Video 2- Feedback

Hello everyone.

Today, I am here to appreciate and to give my feedback on Ayansh’s speech.

Ayansh started with a clear and confident self-introduction, which immediately

connected with the audience. His topic was interesting and relevant, and he explained it
in a very organised manner.

I really liked how he shared a personal experience, which made the speech relatable.
The audience-engaging question was effective and kept listeners involved. He also
expressed his opinion clearly and confidently.

His conclusion was strong and inspiring, leaving a positive message for everyone.

One small suggestion would be to use slightly longer pauses to make key points even
more powerful.

Overall, Ayansh delivered a well-structured and confident speech. Well done!

Hometask

Good morning everyone.

My name is ________, and today I would like to speak on the topic ‘Mistakes Are the
Best Teachers’.
Many of us are afraid of making mistakes. We worry about being judged or laughed at.
But in my opinion, mistakes help us learn and grow.

I remember a time when I gave a wrong answer in class and felt embarrassed. But later,
when the teacher explained it again, I understood the concept clearly and never forgot
it. That mistake actually helped me learn better.

Let me ask you all a question—have you ever learned something new after making a
mistake?I am sure most of us have.

Mistakes teach us patience, confidence, and courage. They remind us that learning is a
process, not a competition.

In conclusion, making mistakes is not a weakness, it is a step towards success. If we

learn from our mistakes, they become our greatest teachers.

Thankyouu. Thank you so much.