4-H PRESENTATIONS
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4-H PRESENTATIONS
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What
You Know!
Why Do a 4-H
Presentation?
Learn how to speak in front of a group
Learn how to get organized
Develop confidence and poise
Teach something to others
Earn recognition
What is a 4-H Presentation?
Demonstration:
Show and tell
how to do something using materials
and posters
Illustrated Talk:
Describe how to
do something using only posters
Public Speech:
Talk without any
visual aids.
Power Point Presentation:
Talk about your subject using electronic
audio-visuals
Planning Your Presentation
Ask yourself:
What will the presentation show?
Why do others want to know about it?
Who is the audience?
Where will it be given?
How can I make the subject interesting?
How to Choose A Topic
Project Books
Parents
Library Books
Teachers
Encyclopedias
Internet
Hobbies
School
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Organizing Your Talk
Part I - Introduction
Part II - The Body
Part III - The Summary
Introduction
Interest getter
Make audience feel you are worth
listening to
Tell them why you feel this subject is
important
Keep it brief
Body
Action part of your presentation
One step at a time
Describe what you are doing when you do
it
Keep it simple and neat
Use visual aids to assist you
Include interesting information to fill in
empty time gaps
Summary
Summarize you key points
Show your finished product
Tell your audience how they can use this
information to benefit themselves or
others
Thank your audience for listening
How Much Time?
2-5 minutes for Cloverbuds
and Juniors (5-11 years old)
5-10 minutes for
Intermediates (12-13 years
old)
10-15 minutes for Seniors
(14 - 19 years old)
Visual Aids to Help Along
Use posters large enough to
be seen (22” x 28”)
Use large letters (2 1/2” - 3”)
Stick to 2-3 colors - Dark
letters on light background
Keep it simple
Make sure you can handle all
your posters
Final Tips
PRACTICE, PRACTICE,
PRACTICE
Check your equipment
Leave plenty of time to
prepare
Sell Yourself - Be
enthusiastic
Keep going if you make a
mistake
Thank your audience
SMILE!