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