Unit 1 Presentation: My family

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📌 Submission due: November 1st, 23:59.

Oral Presentation: My family (2:00 minutes)

Guidelines for your Family Presentation

• Warm introduction & Hook (10–15 seconds): Greet your audience, state your name, and add an engaging introductory line about your family.
• Overview of your household (10–15 seconds): Explain who lives with you, including pets, and where your family lives or comes from.
• Detail family member 1: Profile & appearance (20 seconds): Focus on your first family member (e.g., father or mother). Give their name, age, job, and detailed physical description (height, hair, eyes).
• Detail family member 1: Personality & hobbies (15–20 seconds): Add details about what this person is like and what they enjoy doing in their free time.
• Detail family member 2: Profile & appearance (20 seconds): Introduce your second family member (e.g., mother or sibling) with key facts and physical features.
• Detail family member 2: Personality & hobbies (15–20 seconds): Describe their personality and favourite hobbies or habits.
• Include siblings, pets, or extended Family (15–20 seconds): Talk about a sibling, pet, or a close relative like a grandparent. Describe their age, character, or role in the family.
• Share family traditions & favourite activities (15–20 seconds): Explain what your family does together on weekends, during holidays, or on special occasions.
• Express personal reflection & appreciation (10–15 seconds): Explain why your family is important to you or share a favourite memory.

• Polite Closing & Practice Strategy (5–10 seconds): Conclude smoothly, thank the audience, and invite questions.

• Target word count & timing: Aim for 180 to 220 words total to hit the 2-minute mark (speaking clearly at a standard speed). Time yourself with a stopwatch during practice to ensure you stay right at 2 minutes.

Important!

Present every member of your family in a different paragraph. You can also talk about your parents in the same paragraph, your siblings in a new one, and your grandparents in a 3rd paragraph. Remember to submit your work and get ready for the presentation.