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Student's Name: Katie Robinson R110 - Section No. 22322 Date: September 30, 2015 Instructor's Name: Mr. Stuckey Title of Speech – How To Make Homemade Play-dough Thesis Statement: I want to demonstrate to my R110 classmates how to make their very own play-dough because we all need some stress relievers in our lives. LEFT COLUMN label speech functions MIDDLE COLUMN content of speech use complete sentences RIGHT COLUMN Label physical behaviors Attention TIA Credibility INTRODUCTION I. Raise your hand if you have ever got caught playing with Play-dough or even the little kid’s sand box table. It is okay to be a little kid again because what you are doing is not thinking about anything and just having fun. II. During these stressful times of college, we all need some healthy way to relieve all our stress we have built up. There is no better way than just messing with Raise your hand

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Page 1: How To Make Play Dough

Student's Name: Katie RobinsonR110 - Section No. 22322Date: September 30, 2015Instructor's Name: Mr. Stuckey

Title of Speech – How To Make Homemade Play-dough

Thesis Statement: I want to demonstrate to my R110 classmates how to make their very own play-dough because we all need some stress relievers in our lives.

LEFT COLUMNlabel speech

functions

MIDDLE COLUMNcontent of speech

use complete sentences

RIGHT COLUMN

Label physical behaviors

Attention

TIA

Credibility

INTRODUCTIONI. Raise your hand if you have ever got caught playing with Play-

dough or even the little kid’s sand box table. It is okay to be a

little kid again because what you are doing is not thinking about

anything and just having fun.

II. During these stressful times of college, we all need some

healthy way to relieve all our stress we have built up. There is

no better way than just messing with something squishy that

you can tear it apart or do whatever to it.

III. During my sophomore year in high school, I took a Child

Development class. I did some pretty cool activities in that class

like making play-dough. I continue to make this every time I

feel stressed because I love being little and letting everything

go. I have also done some research on why it is good to play

with this kid-loving item.

Raise your hand

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Thesis IV. In my demonstration of making play-dough, I am going to

show you all the materials you need, how to make this

awesome item, and why it is good for us to play with it.

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BODYI. I am not using the recipe I learned in high school because

that requires a stove. All the items we need today are just

the basic household ingredients and it requires no baking. I

got this recipe from the website pbs.org.

A. First, we need a large mixing bowl, which you can probably

find easily in your house.

B. We will need one cup of water. It does not matter what water

you use as long as there is water in the mixture.

C. Next on the list is four cups of flour to make the dough.

D. Depending on how dry the mixture is, we can use two to

four tablespoons of cooking oil.

E. Also, we need one and a half cups of regular salt.

F. Last but not least, is the food coloring. You can make

whatever color of Play-dough you would like.

Show all my ingredients on the table

Transition (Once we have all the required materials, we can start mixing the ingredients together to get our wonderful dough.)

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II. These six steps to making this awesome item come

together is so easy and you will have your dough made in

no time.

A. First, we need to pour the water into the large mixing

Show PowerPoint slide

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bowl.

B. Next, you add whatever color of food coloring you

would like. You can even mix it up to make different

colors. Make sure you stir the coloring into the water.

C. Thirdly, you add the salt and flour into the colored

water. Also, you need to blend all the ingredients

together.

D. After blending steps one through four, you add the

tablespoons of oil.

1. Add the required amount and than if it seems too

crumbly or not soft enough than keep adding oil because

this is what helps the dough last so long.

E. This last step is where you get your hands mixed in with

the dough to make sure everything is blended in well and it is ready

to be played with.

Transition (Since we have the dough done, I am going to tell you why it is good for us, as humans, to relieve our stress and act like little kids.)

Show the Play Dough

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I. It is important for us to know we can relieve our stress in

simple ways than just shutting down or hurting our bodies.

A. When I was researching, I found this website Scholastic.com

that said playing with play-dough helps our motor skills,

hand strength and dexterity.

1. So after I read this information above, I though about

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how adults are getting carpel tunnel because of them

texting all the time. By messing with the dough, we can

make our hands have more exercise.

B. The scholastic.com website also informed me that while we

think our brain is off duty while messing with the dough, it is

actually making more neural connections in our brain.

Restate purpose

Final Appeal

CONCLUSIONI. So now, I have demonstrated to you what materials you need,

the recipe in order to make the dough, and why it is important

to play with.

II. I hope you go home and make this easy six-step recipe to get

your favorite colored play-dough. This is a good way to relieve

all the stressors we have in college and even in our lives. You

can be even more creative and add glitter or any other objects

into your dough that will last for a while.

Works CitedGravino, Caroline. “No Bake Play Dough Recipe: Video.” Crafts for Kids. PBS Parents.

Web. 14 September 2015. http://www.pbs.org/parents/crafts-for-kids/no-bake-play-dough/.

“Playing with Play Dough.” Parents Raising Readers and Learners. Scholastic. Web. 16 September 2015. http://www.scholastic.com/parents/resources/article/craft-activities/playing-play-dough.