This interactive public speaking course is specially designed for children in Grades 3–5. It builds speaking confidence through fun, hands-on activities that teach voice projection, body language, eye contact, and structured speech. Students engage in storytelling, debates, charades, and impromptu speaking, all while building emotional intelligence and self-esteem. The program ends with each child delivering a final presentation, showcasing their growth and communication skills.

Key Benefits:

• Boosts speaking confidence and reduces stage fright
• Teaches voice control, articulation, and expressive delivery
• Develops positive body language and eye contact
• Introduces persuasive, informative, and impromptu speech formats
• Nurtures listening skills, empathy, and collaboration

What You’ll Learn:

Module I: Building Confidence & Comfort (Sessions 1–2)

Icebreakers: "Two Truths and a Lie," "Story Circle"

Giving and receiving compliments

Creating a safe and fun environment for expression

Module II: Body Language & Expression (Sessions 3–4)

Importance of posture, gestures, and eye contact

Activities: Superhero Charades, Emotion Guessing Game

Acting out feelings through nonverbal cues

Module III: Voice & Speech Techniques (Sessions 5–6)

Components of a good speech (intro, body, conclusion)

Voice projection, pace, tone, and clarity

Practicing modulation and sound effects with stories

Module IV: Nonverbal Communication (Sessions 7–8)

Power poses vs. timid gestures

Opera acting to express emotions

Strengthening stage presence through physical expression

Module V: Structured Speaking Styles

Persuasive Speaking (Sessions 9–10)

"Persuasion Station" and mini-debates (e.g., Pizza vs. Tacos)

Informative Speaking (Sessions 11–12)

Delivering speeches on favorite topics and fun facts

Module VI: Impromptu & Ceremonial Speech (Sessions 13–14)

Speaking on the spot: fun prompts and roleplay

Introducing others, expressing gratitude, and ceremony-style speech

Module VII: Final Showcase (Session 15)

Each student delivers a final prepared speech

Feedback, recognition, and celebration of progres