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Kindness Speech Writing Starter

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Kindness Speech Writing Starter

Read the model speech, then plan your own. A speech usually has an introduction to engage listeners, a body with clear points and examples, and a conclusion that leaves the audience with a message or action. Use the writing space to develop your ideas.

Model Speech: Small Acts, Big Difference

Introduction: Good afternoon. Can one small action change someone’s day? A kind word or a helping hand can do just that. Today, I’d like to explain why kindness matters. Body: Kindness helps people feel welcome and supported. For instance, inviting someone to join a game can turn a lonely break into a happy one. Offering to carry a heavy bag can make a difficult journey easier. We can also show kindness by listening carefully when someone wants to talk. These simple choices remind others that they matter. Conclusion: We do not need grand plans to make a difference. Choose one thoughtful action today, and encourage someone else to do the same. If we look out for one another, our community can become a more caring place. Thank you for listening.

1.Which question in the introduction is designed to make listeners think and pay attention?
2.Give two specific examples of kind actions described in the body of the speech.
3.What action does the speaker encourage each listener to take today?

Plan Your Kindness Speech

Use your own ideas. There is no single correct response; make your points clear and include examples.

4.Draft an introduction for a speech about kindness. Open with a question, surprising thought or vivid statement, then tell listeners what your speech will be about.
5.Write two different examples of kind actions that you could explain in the body of your speech.
6.Draft a conclusion for your speech. Sum up your message and suggest one action you want your listeners to take.
7.Challenge: Write a complete speech of at least 100 words about kindness. Organise it into an introduction, a body with supporting examples, and a conclusion. Use linking phrases such as “firstly”, “in addition” and “to conclude”.

2 printable pages

  • Kindness Speech Writing Starter, page 1 of 2: Model Speech: Small Acts, Big Difference

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  • Kindness Speech Writing Starter, page 2 of 2: Plan Your Kindness Speech

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