A Demonstration shows how to do something. Visual aids and posters may be used.
2017 Division Champion: Junior Demonstration, Tanana District
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An Illustrated Talk tells about something. Visual aids and posters may also be used.
2019 Champion: Junior Illustrated Talk, Tanana District
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How long should my presentation be?
Cloverbud (kindergarten–2nd grade): 3–5 minutes Junior (grades 3–5): 5–15 minutes Intermediate (grades 6–8): 7–15 minutes Senior (grades 9–12): 10–20 minutes Do I have to have a poster?
Demonstrations, illustrated talks and team presentations need a title poster, which should include:
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Does my topic have to be related to my 4-H project?
No!! Pick a topic that is interesting to you and preferably one that is familiar to you. Limit your presentation to one process or main idea. Learn all the facts you can about your subject. Plan the steps and what you will do or say. After you have the plan, choose a catchy title! Do setup and takedown get judged?
Yes! Setup and take down is part of the presentation and is judged; it should be done by the 4-H’er. Arrangement of materials must be convenient and attractive and allow the audience to see all steps of the workmanship. |
Choose a Topic! |
Research Your Topic & Choose a Presentation Type! |
Develop an outline, determine important steps & gather your materials |
Organize your Introduction, Body & Conclusion |
Plan your appearance, Be prepared |
Additional Resourcescreating presentations
presentation contest resources
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Ready to Share Your Presentation? We'd Love To See It! |
Contact Us:
4-H & Youth Development University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative Extension State Office 308 Tanana Loop, Room 209 Fairbanks, AK 99775 1-877-520-5211 alaska4h@gmail.com |