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BALLOON DEBATE
BALLOON DEBATE
• In a balloon debate you take on the role of a famous person from history or from
fiction. You are in a balloon, which is sinking and needs to loose weight so that the
people in it can survive. You have about three to five minutes to put your arguments
across to the audience and to your fellow balloonists. You must be persuasive,
convincing and be prepared to justify why the others should be thrown out and why
you should stay in!
BALLOON DEBATE • 1st You will work in a small group of up to 5.• Listen to each other’s speeches – without
interruption• Then, when you have heard a person’s speech you
can ask questions or make (polite!) comments. • From that first group you vote for one winner. • 2nd The class come together into a circle after all
the students have voted in their group.• The winners then deliver their speeches again and
compete to be the overall winner and survivor. • You are allowed to make a dying speech – if you are
thrown out!
BALLOON DEBATE
Speaking and listening balloon debate I took the part of _____________, I chose this
person because___ ___. In my speech I tried to use persuasive devices such as______, _______ and______.
An effective speaker was ________ because _________.
I feel that in my next speaking and listening I will target_____..
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