Directions: Please use template.
There is also a template that you can use for example.
Choose a topic you are interested in to share with the audience.
For Informative Speeches, there are many topics from which to choose. From our readings:
Informative speeches are designed to educate audiences. Informative speeches answer questions about a topic, such as those beginning with who, when, what, where, why, how to, and how does. For example, your informative speech might describe who popular singer-songwriter Lorde is, define Scientology, compare and contrast the similarities and differences between Pinterest and Instagram, demonstrate how to create and post a video on a website like YouTube.
So, you aren’t celebrating something like you did in the Ceremonial speech, and you aren’t attempting to convince the audience, like you will in the Persuasive speech. You’re just informing/educating on a topic.
Remember to refer back to your Informative Speech Outline and focus on organizing your speech with an Introduction, Body (main points), Conclusion, and Transition Statements.