Before we begin developing next year’s yearbook theme you will complete a short practice project. You will create a themed party, design elements that align with your chosen theme, and present your work to the class.
Preparation Rubric
4pts Slides. Team presented at a minimum 6 slides
6pts Script. Team has a legible script in hand for the presentation.
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10pts Total
Presentation Rubric
5pts Loud. Students spoke loud enough for the teacher to hear in the back row.
5pts Clear. Student speaks clearly (SLOWLY) and enunciates each word so the audience can easily understand them.
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10pts Total
*Note this is graded by average of class vote.
Copy down these speaker notes and modify them to meet your needs.
🎤 Introduction
Hello everyone! My name is _____, and this is my partner _____. Today we’re going to talk about _____.
🧩 Transition (when teammate takes over)
Now, I’m going to hand it over to _____, who will explain _____.
—or—
Next, _____ will talk about _____ and show you.
—or—
Thanks, . I’ll continue by explaining _____.
🙌 Final Closing
Thank you for listening to our presentation! We’d be happy to answer any questions you have.
Think of a theme for your party, wedding, or other event!
Some ideas to get you started:
Hawaiian wedding
Baseball birthday
Glow‑in‑the‑dark party
Superhero night
Garden picnic
Pick one ipad you will use to SAVE images* to for your presentations.
You can find or generate images:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/adobe-express-create-anything/id1051937863
Your team will need to cover the following in your presentation:
Required:
Theme
Theme Colors
Decorations
Optional (Pick 3)
Cake / Food
Invitation Design
Activities / Games
Party Location
Table Decor
Photo booth Props
Dress Code
Other (You Pick)
For every slide, tell us why your design choices match your theme.
"This fits my theme because…"
"I chose these colors since they show…"
"This picture represents my theme by…"
Don’t just show it — explain it!
We need to understand how each choice connects back to your big idea.
Use this code during the presentations for peer grading.