first complete “Informative Speech Citations Assignment” Second, You will need to create a full-sentence outline for your Informative Speech. Use your text and the following samples for help. Sample O

first complete “Informative Speech Citations Assignment” Second, You will need to create a full-sentence outline for your Informative Speech. Use your text and the following samples for help. Sample O
Informative Speech Planning Assignment Name: Speech Topic: Sources: Please list one source for each area listed below. Find a minimum of 5 secondary sources. All of these sources must be academic in nature (meaning that they meet the criteria for a credible source). You may use the library website or a librarian for assistance at any point. Write out the proper MLA or APA Works Cited citations for each source below: I am using (circle one) MLA/ APA.
first complete “Informative Speech Citations Assignment” Second, You will need to create a full-sentence outline for your Informative Speech. Use your text and the following samples for help. Sample O
Unscrambled Outline Specific purpose: 13. To inform the class how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Introduction I. Open with impact: 20. Are you tired of spending five dollars for a greasy hamburger and fries? II. Thesis: 19. Today you will learn how to make the perfect peanut butter and jelly sandwich. III. Connect with your audience:  18. You can save money and eat better. (Preview:) 21. Making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich involves three basic steps: having the ingredients, assembling the sandwich, and packaging the sandwich. Body I. Main Point 1: 4. You must have the necessary ingredients. A. 1. Use fresh bread, preferably whole grain. B. 2. Use a jelly or jam, made without artificial additives. C. 3. Use either plain or chunky peanut butter. (Transition:) 22. After you have the ingredients, you need to make the sandwich. II. Main Point 2: 12. You need to assemble the sandwich. A. 10. Spread the first slice with peanut butter. B. 11. Spread the other slice with jelly or jam. C. 9. Put the two slices together. (Transition:) 23. Unless you are eating it immediately, the sandwich must be wrapped to stay fresh. III. Main Point: 8. You need to package the sandwich to take to school. . A. 7. Use biodegradable wrappers, such as wax paper, rather than plastic wrap. B. 5. Fold the wax paper neatly around the sandwich. C. 6. Place the sandwich in a paper bag. Conclusion Summarize: 24. To review, there are three steps: A. 14. First, make sure you have the necessary ingredients. B. 16. Second, assemble the sandwich. C. 15. Finally, wrap the sandwich  Close with impact:  17. Enjoy your lunch and go to a movie with the money you’ve saved.
first complete “Informative Speech Citations Assignment” Second, You will need to create a full-sentence outline for your Informative Speech. Use your text and the following samples for help. Sample O
Specific purpose:___ Introduction I. Open with impact: ___ II. Thesis: ___ III. Connect with your audience: ___ (Preview:) ___ Body I. Main Point: ___ A. ___ B. ___ C. ___ (Transition:) ___ II. Main Point: ___ A. ___ B. ___ C. ___ (Transition:) ___ III. Main Point: ___ A. ___ B. ___ C. ___ Conclusion I. Summarize: ___ A. ___ B. ___ C. ___  II. Close with impact:  ___
first complete “Informative Speech Citations Assignment” Second, You will need to create a full-sentence outline for your Informative Speech. Use your text and the following samples for help. Sample O
Informative Speech- Sample Indian Hindu Weddings Specific purpose: To inform the class of the rituals and traditions of an Indian Hindu Wedding. Introduction I. Open with impact: Most people assume “tying the knot” is just a phrase referring to marriage, but in India they do that literally when getting married to symbolize the unity of two people. II. Thesis: Today you will learn of the rituals of a traditional Indian Wedding. III. Connect with your audience: You will be able to gain insight into the traditions of weddings on the other side of the world. (Preview:) A traditional Indian wedding lasts an average of one week with pre-wedding rituals, the wedding ceremony and post-wedding rituals. Body I. Main Point: An Indian wedding doesn’t start with the chiming of wedding bells; it starts with the noise of drums and pre-wedding rituals. A. The fun starts with an informal ritual called Garba, which is a day of dancing before the wedding. B. The bride and groom are covered in turmeric by relatives to bring good luck. C. Two or three days before the wedding, the bride and all other females apply mehndi, or henna on their hands. (Transition:) : After the non-stop partying, it’s time to get serious with the wedding ceremony. II. Main Point: The wedding ceremony is the most auspicious part of the marriage. A. The wedding starts with the groom’s arrival to the bride’s house on a horse or car. B. The groom’s scarf is tied to the bride’s sari which symbolizes the union of their two souls. C. The bride and groom put garlands around each other. D. The bride and groom circle the holy fire together. E. The bride and groom will walk around to all the elders to receive their blessings. (Transition:) After the main parts of the wedding, the post-wedding rituals make the bride welcome to her new family. III. Main Point: The post-wedding rituals make the bride welcome to her new family and congratulate her arrival. A. The bride and groom depart to the groom’s house in a decorated car. B. When the bride enters the home, she kicks a pot of rice and steps with vermillion on her feet. C. The bride and groom play a game of a ring inside a pan of milk and whoever finds it first is said to rule the marriage. D. Finally, there is a reception in the evening of the wedding day to celebrate the marriage. Conclusion I. Summarize: A wedding day is the most important day of an Indian couple’s lives, with pre-wedding rituals, the wedding ceremony, and post-wedding rituals that are filled with memories to forever be cherished. A. The pre-wedding rituals set the tone of the wedding and get all fun started. B. The wedding ceremony has many holy rituals that unite the bride and groom. C. The post-wedding rituals wrap up everything and wish the couple luck on their newly wed lives.  II. Close with impact:  So, one day if you ever attend an Indian wedding, you will know what’s going on.