Instructions:In Assignment 1 you picked out 4 speech topics- 2 informative and 4 persuasive- and created specific purpose statements and reflected on how to tailor them to your classmates. For this...

Instructions:In Assignment 1 you picked out 4 speech topics- 2 informative and 4 persuasive- and created specific purpose statements and reflected on how to tailor them to your classmates. For this assignment, you will choose 2 of those topics- 1 informative and 1 persuasive, brainstorm and identify your final main points, choose an organization pattern for them, and create an introduction and conclusion for a speech you will give on your chosen topics (note: these topics and this content will be what you give your Informative and Persuasive Speeches on, so choose wisely).


Assignment 2: Main Points, Introductions, & Conclusions Instructions: In Assignment 1 you picked out 4 speech topics- 2 informative and 4 persuasive- and created specific purpose statements and reflected on how to tailor them to your classmates. For this assignment, you will choose 2 of those topics- 1 informative and 1 persuasive, brainstorm and identify your final main points, choose an organization pattern for them, and create an introduction and conclusion for a speech you will give on your chosen topics (note: these topics and this content will be what you give your Informative and Persuasive Speeches on, so choose wisely).  Worksheet/Prompts:  Informative Speech · Topic: · Brainstorm 5 potential main points: · Identify the main points (usually 2-4) that you will use in your speech and place them into an informative organizational pattern- topical, comparison/contrast, spatial, or chronological. (Note: You will need enough content for a 5-6 minute speech): · Create a thesis sentence (one sentence declarative) that summarizes the body of your speech.  · Create an attention gaining strategy that is relevant to your speech:  · Write out a preview of your main points, using transitional phrases:  · Write out a review of your main points/thesis for your conclusion:  · Create a closing strategy relevant to your speech:  Persuasive Speech  · Topic: · Brainstorm 5 potential main points: · Identify the main points that you will use in your speech and place them into a persuasive organizational pattern- cause/effect, problem/solution, or Monroe’s Motivated Sequence. (Note: You will need enough content for a 5-6 minute speech): · Create a thesis sentence (one sentence declarative) that summarizes the body of your speech.  · Create an attention gaining strategy that is relevant to your speech:  · Write out a preview of your main points, using transitional phrases:  · Write out a review of your main points/thesis for your conclusion:  · Create a closing strategy relevant to your speech: