So yesterday Grace and I did our presentation. We were extremely nervous but when we were presenting that all faded. Everyone else had a lot of information for each slide, so Grace and I were nervous that we didn’t have enough. We have been away a lot so we had a huge disadvantage. But we made extra time and carried on from there. We figured out what we were going to do each, and then combined them.
I had a goal I wanted to achieve, and that was to speak slowly and loudly. I read through the reflection sheets, written by my fellow classmates, and they all seemed to think I achieved my goal.
We created the Eiffel Tower with success. I’m really proud of how it turned out. Of course, we only had a two hour time limit, so when we got around to painting we only did the base and not the bars.
Big impacts that the French had on Australia, include; language and food. Around the country some schools speak French and also people love the delicious croissants.
Good Things
1.The model was a big attraction, it stood out, but also people knew what it was.
2. Throughout the presentation we had the whole classes attention and they all joined in.
Improvments for Next Time
1. Putting the model on the ground, as it’s so tall it blocked Grace’s view.
2. The French language game got a bit out of control, maybe next time try to get people to stay in their lines and be a bit more quiet.
What Didn’t Work?
1. The presentation was so colourful that it distracted some.
2. We chose a hard to pronounce name for our biography, so when we prounced it we mumbled a lot.
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