Can you finish elevator pitch showdown in about 30 min?
You will refine their public speaking skills by practicing concise and impactful communication.
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This activity helps students refine their public speaking skills by practicing concise and impactful communication. By articulating their ideas clearly, children learn to express themselves effectively and capture the attention of their audience.
Practicing elevator pitches leverages Vygotsky's scaffolding principle, allowing students to build their speaking skills with structured guidance. The time constraint encourages focused thinking, helping them practice clarity and persuasion under pressure.
1. Choose a product, idea, or cause you want to pitch. 2. Write down 3 key points that make it awesome. 3. Practice saying your pitch while timing yourself for 1 minute. 4. Present your pitch to a family member or friend. 5. Ask for feedback on clarity and persuasion. 6. Rehearse again, incorporating their suggestions — how did it improve?