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Harmony Day Speech Worksheet

Plan and practise a short Harmony Day speech. Then read the sample speech aloud and answer questions about what you heard. You can share a tradition, interest or experience that matters to you—or choose one of the sample ideas. You never have to share private information.

Listen closely

Read this speech aloud, or ask someone to read it to you. Listen for the speaker’s main message and the details that support it.

Good morning, everyone. Harmony Day is a chance to think about how we treat one another. Our community includes people with different languages, family stories, interests and ways of celebrating. We may not know what someone’s experience is, so listening with care matters. At a community picnic, one person might bring a favourite dish, while another shares a song or a story. We can ask kind questions, take turns and include people who are new. We do not need to be exactly alike to be friends. When everyone feels welcome, our community becomes a kinder place. Let’s make room for one another—not just today, but every day. Thank you for listening.

1.Which sentence best sums up the sample speech?

Everyone should celebrate in the same way.
Listening, kindness and inclusion help everyone feel welcome.
A picnic is the most important community event.

2.Name one thing a person might share at the community picnic in the speech.

3.The speaker says people must be exactly alike to be friends. Write true or false, then correct the statement.

TrueFalse

4.The speaker says, “Let’s make room for one another—not just today, but every day.” What does this suggest?

Inclusion matters beyond Harmony Day.
People should only meet at picnics.
Everyone should have the same interests.

5.Match each idea from the speech to an example of what it could look or sound like.

Take turns
Include someone new
Ask a kind question

Invite them to join your group conversation.
Wait until someone has finished speaking before adding your idea.
Ask, “Would you like to tell me more about that?”

Plan your own speech

Choose a tradition, interest, place, food, story, language, celebration or community value to speak about. You may invent a speaker or use a topic that does not reveal personal information.

6.Write the topic of your speech and one reason it could interest or help your audience.

7.Write a greeting and one sentence that tells your audience what your speech will be about.

8.Write two details or examples that explain your topic. Add a linking phrase such as “For example” or “This matters because”.

9.Write a final sentence that leaves your audience with a positive message about respect or belonging.

10.Choose two speaking or listening actions that will help your audience follow your speech.

Speak clearly and pause between important ideas.
Look up from your notes sometimes.
Rush through every sentence without pausing.
Listen respectfully when another person is speaking.

Sketch or write one small prompt—such as a keyword or simple symbol—that will help you remember your main message while speaking.

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