LESSON 8: Presenting
Your Invention
INTO THE LESSON. STOP SLIDES AND/OR SCREEN SHARE TO LEAD
ACTIVITY. BEGIN SLIDES WHEN READY TO RESUME.
THE PRESENTATION
Your presentation is your
opportunity to speak about your
invention and the problem it
solves.
Following your presentation, your
audience may ask you questions,
so you also want to be prepared to
explain more about what you did
during your invention process.
THE PRESENTATION
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In your presentation, you should...
• State you name and age.
• State the name of your invention.
• Give a short description of what your invention does.
• Highlight the originality of your invention.
• State the cost of your invention and where someone
can buy it.
• Use words and visuals that will make your invention
sound or look interesting and appealing.
NOTE:
GO OVER EACH REQUIREMENT ON THIS LIST. ADD ANY ADDITIONAL
REQUIREMENTS OR COMMENTS AS NEEDED.
NOTE:
IF IN-PERSON OR SYNCHRONOUS RECORDING, STOP SLIDES TO GIVE
CLEAR AND SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE ORAL PRESENTATION.
SHARE ANY RUBRICS OR PLAN FOR ASSESSMENT. BEGIN SLIDES
WHEN READY TO RESUME.
IF PRE-RECORDING, TEACHER MAY WISH TO STOP SCREEN SHARE TO
GIVE CLEAR AND SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE DISPLAY BOARD.
SHARE ANY RUBRICS OR PLAN FOR ASSESSMENT FOR THE
PRESENTATION. BEGIN SCREEN SHARE WITH SLIDES WHEN READY TO
RESUME.