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What Was The Single Most Important Point?

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1) In 1-3 sentences, in your opinion, what was the single most important point of this week's readings, and why do you feel that was the most important point? The most important point from chapter 13 is relevance, meaning the information applies, relates, or is significant to the listener. This is important because if your audience is not find relevance in your presentation the odds of them listening are low and your message will not be heard or received. 2) Prepare a simple 1-2 minute informative presentation for the class. Use this journal question to (a) tell me which type of informative presentation you chose and why, and then (b) write out your presentation, and then be prepared to deliver it in class on Tuesday. a. A demonstration on how to do something b. …show more content…

Today I will teach you how to make a paper snow flake. Not every snowflake will look the same but the process of creation will be. First you will need a few supplies to get started. You will need 1 sheet of white paper, a pair of scissors, and string if you would like to hang up your creation. Now that you have the supplies take the paper fold the sheet in half, then fold in half again, and finally fold the paper at an angle (corner to corner). Then you are going to take your scissors and cut along the edge of the paper that is opposite of the point and you are going to want to cut it on a curve. Now your paper should look like a cone, or a triangle with one side rounded. Next, take your scissors again and cut shapes along the edges of the folded paper. Now that your shapes have been cut you can unfold your paper and see the paper snowflake you have created. If you wish, you can attach string to hang up your snow flake, or use

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