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Making a Presentation about yourself to other students
Mrs Mason
Unit 7.1 Using ICT
Starter
Circle the things you think should be in a presentation to an adult audience rather than
someone your age
I’ll be asking some of you to say why you chose certain things afterwards
You have 2 minutes to circle your choices!
Lesson Objectives• Know what makes a good presentation.
• Created a PowerPoint presentation about your school, for parents of year 6 pupils.
Lesson Outcomes
By the end of the lesson everyone will:
• Be able to explain what makes a good presentation• Have created at least one slide of your presentation
Some will:
• Have created a series of slides in your presentation • Have Identified where you have used good practice in your work
Recap
What makes a bad presentation?
Too many colours, or
colours that clash Mixed Fonts
No white space
Too many sounds/images
A lot of informatio
n
More than one type of animation
English Martyrs School and Sixth Form College
Catcote RoadHartlepoolTS25 4HA
Telephone No 01429 273 790
Head Teacher: Mr HughesDeputy Head Teachers: M. Lee & M. Mekins
What makes a good presentation?
Limit use of colours and fonts
Consistency
(keep things the same)Limit use of
animation and Images Think about
your audience
Don’t use too much sound
Relevant Information
• Who is your audience for your presentation?
• What sort of information could you include about your school?
Making a presentation about your self
Other students in year 7.
• Your name
• Age
• Head Teachers name
• Pictures of your self
• Lessons/Subjects you like
• Hobbies
• Likes/dislikes
• ParentsBack
Who are your audience for this presentation?
What sort of things could you include ?
RecapWho can tell me what you had to do this lesson?
Have we met our objectives?
What did you find easy/difficult?
List things that make a good presentation……
Using a felt tip pen write on the explosions one thing that you’ve learnt today.
I’m then going to choose people to explain how they learnt this.
Well Done Everyone!
Give yourselves a big tick, you’ve worked really well
today.