January 16 and January 17, 2013

I can identify the six parts of a persuasive speech in the “I Have a Dream” speech.I can apply my knowledge of persuasive techniques and propaganda techniques in order to play “Definition Sprint”.I can evaluate the “You Are Not Alone” speech in order to demonstrate my knowledge of the six parts of a persuasive speech, persuasive and propaganda techniques, and literary elements used in persuasive speeches.I can brainstorm topics for my persuasive speech.

What are the 6 parts of a persuasive speech

and define each part. You may use your notes.

Bell Ringer

Exordium Narration Partition Confirmation Refutation Conclusion

Six Parts of the Persuasive Speech

Divide into 2 groups Teacher says definition of the word TWICE Teacher calls out a number The student in that spot in each line sprints back and picks up the word

matching the definition Sprinter hands the word to the last person in their line after saying the

word and then the definition Example: Bandwagon- Everybody does it- Hand word to person

Sprinter returns to their seat Each person must say the word and definition before handing it to the

next person in line The first team that gets the correct word to the person in the front gets

2 points If the other team gets the correct word to the front, they will get 1 point

Definition Relay Sprint

Listen to President Obama’s speech “You Are

Not Alone”. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1gSsm5xlKQ

Label the six parts of the speech. Identify the persuasive and propaganda

techniques as well as literary elements used in the speech.

“You Are Not Alone”

Possible Persuasive Speech Topics