I'm Kate.

Hello, boys and girls.

I'm Oracy Morris.

And it's Oracy time.

Are you ready?

Pay attention now.

Today we're going to learn about Projecting your voice.

Watch the presentations carefully.

Whose presentation is the best?

Whose presentation is easier to understand?

Emma's or Kate's?

This is an Aztec calendar stone.

It's from Mexico.

It's 500 years old.

And it's made from one piece of stone.

It's very heavy.

It's 3.5 meters wide.

And it weighs around 21,000 kilograms.

Do you have any questions?

This is Tutankhamen's mask.

It's from Egypt.

It's over 3,000 years old.

It's made of gold.

It's decorated with beautiful jewels.

It is important to speak loudly and clearly so that everyone can hear you.

Make sure you stand up straight.

Keep your head up and look out at your audience.

Watch again.

Who projects her voice better?

Emma or Kate?

This is an Aztec calendar stone.

It's from Mexico.

It's 500 years old.

And it's made from one piece of stone.

It's very heavy.

It's 3.5 meters wide.

And it weighs around 21,000 kilograms.

Do you have any questions?

2.

Kate's presentation.

This is Tutankhamen's mask.

It's from Egypt.

It's over 3,000 years old.

It's made of gold.

It's decorated with beautiful jewels.

When you project your voice, it helps people understand exactly what you are saying.

Look at how Emma clearly presents the topic.

This is an Aztec calendar stone.

Now look at how Emma encourages her audience to respond to her presentation.

Do you have any questions?

Let's watch Emma give another presentation.

This is my grandmother's necklace.

She received it as a gift from my grandfather when she was young.

It is from Egypt.

And it's very old.

At least 100 years old.

It is made of gold and has lots of jewels.

Do you have any questions?