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What is the purpose of a story telling speech?
Tell a story and teach a theme
How do you structure your storytelling speech?
State your theme or lesson, Beginning, Middle, End, Restate your theme or lesson
What are some examples of themes for an interp?
Love, Forgiving others, Trusting in God, Working hard, Being cheerful, Showing, Compassion, Having, Humility
What are facial expressions?
Facial expressions are different looks on our faces that show how we're feeling
What are some types of facial expressions?
Fear, Disgust, Excitement, Confusion, Jealousy, Love, Frustration, Joy, Surprise, Tired
Why do facial expressions matter?
They help you show other people what you’re feeling or how your character is feeling.
What would your facial reaction be if: Your best friend just gave you a big, slimy frog as a surprise gift
Surprise/Disgust
What would your facial reaction be if: Your teacher says everyone gets an extra hour of playtime today!
Happiness/Joy
What would your facial reaction be if: You smell something really stinky coming from your backpack.
Disgust
What would your facial reaction be if: You win first place in a race you’ve been practicing for all week
Happiness/Relief
What would your facial reaction be if: Your friend shows off their brand-new bike while you’re stuck with your old and slow one.
Jealousy
What would your facial reaction be if: Your mom suddenly begins speaking another language and you don't know what is going on.
Confusion
What would your facial reaction be if: You just finished running a 6 mile race.
Tired
What would your facial reaction be if: You just build something but it keeps falling apart over and over again.
Frustration
What would your facial reaction be if: Your sibling takes your favorite dessert and eats it without your permission.
Angry
What would your facial reaction be if: You hear a loud crash downstairs in the middle of the night.
Fear
