Instructions: Introduction, Summary of the main point.

First main point Second Point and Third main Point, Conclusion

Sample of how it should be:

I.Introduction

A.Quote, anecdote, or personal experience to capture your audience’s attention

B.Ideas or statement that build up to the main reason for the speech

C.Summarize the main idea and briefly state the main points

1.Summary of main point

2.Main point 1

3.Main point 2

4.Main point 3, optional

II.First Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

III.Second Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

IV.Third Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

V.Conclusion

A.Restate main point 1

B.Restate main point 2

C.Restate main point 3, if you have one

D.Summarize the ideas presented

E.Restate introduction or conclude with a compelling remark

I.Introduction

A.Quote, anecdote, or personal experience to capture your audience’s attention

B.Ideas or statement that build up to the main reason for the speech

C.Summarize the main idea and briefly state the main points

1.Summary of main point

2.Main point 1

3.Main point 2

4.Main point 3, optional

II.First Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

III.Second Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

IV.Third Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

V.Conclusion

A.Restate main point 1

B.Restate main point 2

C.Restate main point 3, if you have one

D.Summarize the ideas presented

E.Restate introduction or conclude with a compelling remarkI.Introduction

A.Quote, anecdote, or personal experience to capture your audience’s attention

B.Ideas or statement that build up to the main reason for the speech

C.Summarize the main idea and briefly state the main points

1.Summary of main point

2.Main point 1

3.Main point 2

4.Main point 3, optional

II.First Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

III.Second Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

IV.Third Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

V.Conclusion

A.Restate main point 1

B.Restate main point 2

C.Restate main point 3, if you have one

D.Summarize the ideas presented

E.Restate introduction or conclude with a compelling remarkI.Introduction

A.Quote, anecdote, or personal experience to capture your audience’s attention

B.Ideas or statement that build up to the main reason for the speech

C.Summarize the main idea and briefly state the main points

1.Summary of main point

2.Main point 1

3.Main point 2

4.Main point 3, optional

II.First Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

III.Second Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

IV.Third Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

V.Conclusion

A.Restate main point 1

B.Restate main point 2

C.Restate main point 3, if you have one

D.Summarize the ideas presented

E.Restate introduction or conclude with a compelling remarkI.Introduction

A.Quote, anecdote, or personal experience to capture your audience’s attention

B.Ideas or statement that build up to the main reason for the speech

C.Summarize the main idea and briefly state the main points

1.Summary of main point

2.Main point 1

3.Main point 2

4.Main point 3, optional

II.First Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

III.Second Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

IV.Third Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

V.Conclusion

A.Restate main point 1

B.Restate main point 2

C.Restate main point 3, if you have one

D.Summarize the ideas presented

E.Restate introduction or conclude with a compelling remarkI.Introduction

A.Quote, anecdote, or personal experience to capture your audience’s attention

B.Ideas or statement that build up to the main reason for the speech

C.Summarize the main idea and briefly state the main points

1.Summary of main point

2.Main point 1

3.Main point 2

4.Main point 3, optional

II.First Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

III.Second Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

IV.Third Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

V.Conclusion

A.Restate main point 1

B.Restate main point 2

C.Restate main point 3, if you have one

D.Summarize the ideas presented

E.Restate introduction or conclude with a compelling remarkI.Introduction

A.Quote, anecdote, or personal experience to capture your audience’s attention

B.Ideas or statement that build up to the main reason for the speech

C.Summarize the main idea and briefly state the main points

1.Summary of main point

2.Main point 1

3.Main point 2

4.Main point 3, optional

II.First Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

III.Second Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

IV.Third Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

V.Conclusion

A.Restate main point 1

B.Restate main point 2

C.Restate main point 3, if you have one

D.Summarize the ideas presented

E.Restate introduction or conclude with a compelling remarkI.Introduction

A.Quote, anecdote, or personal experience to capture your audience’s attention

B.Ideas or statement that build up to the main reason for the speech

C.Summarize the main idea and briefly state the main points

1.Summary of main point

2.Main point 1

3.Main point 2

4.Main point 3, optional

II.First Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

III.Second Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

IV.Third Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

V.Conclusion

A.Restate main point 1

B.Restate main point 2

C.Restate main point 3, if you have one

D.Summarize the ideas presented

E.Restate introduction or conclude with a compelling remarkI.Introduction

A.Quote, anecdote, or personal experience to capture your audience’s attention

B.Ideas or statement that build up to the main reason for the speech

C.Summarize the main idea and briefly state the main points

1.Summary of main point

2.Main point 1

3.Main point 2

4.Main point 3, optional

II.First Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

III.Second Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

IV.Third Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

V.Conclusion

A.Restate main point 1

B.Restate main point 2

C.Restate main point 3, if you have one

D.Summarize the ideas presented

E.Restate introduction or conclude with a compelling remarkI.Introduction

A.Quote, anecdote, or personal experience to capture your audience’s attention

B.Ideas or statement that build up to the main reason for the speech

C.Summarize the main idea and briefly state the main points

1.Summary of main point

2.Main point 1

3.Main point 2

4.Main point 3, optional

II.First Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

III.Second Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

IV.Third Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

V.Conclusion

A.Restate main point 1

B.Restate main point 2

C.Restate main point 3, if you have one

D.Summarize the ideas presented

E.Restate introduction or conclude with a compelling remarkI.Introduction

A.Quote, anecdote, or personal experience to capture your audience’s attention

B.Ideas or statement that build up to the main reason for the speech

C.Summarize the main idea and briefly state the main points

1.Summary of main point

2.Main point 1

3.Main point 2

4.Main point 3, optional

II.First Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

III.Second Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

IV.Third Main Point

A.Supporting material 1

B.Supporting material 2

C.Supporting material 3, if you have one

V.Conclusion

A.Restate main point 1

B.Restate main point 2

C.Restate main point 3, if you have one

D.Summarize the ideas presented

E.Restate introduction or conclude with a compelling remark