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**apodildNoli** · 04-02-2010, 01:10 PM

I had my year 6 class just before lunch and for the first few minutes I read my speech to them (and their home room teacher).
They seemed to enjoy it and fully understood the meaning of it. There were also points where they would all laugh (as expected) but this also gave me time to take a quick think about what was next as well as laugh along with them (thus making it more light-hearted).

I did slip up at one or two points but it wasn't anything major - some bits I can't pronounce properly and end up just mumbling out the line but that should be ok after a few more goes.

04-02-2010, 01:10 PM	#17
apodildNoli Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 383 Senior Member	I had my year 6 class just before lunch and for the first few minutes I read my speech to them (and their home room teacher). They seemed to enjoy it and fully understood the meaning of it. There were also points where they would all laugh (as expected) but this also gave me time to take a quick think about what was next as well as laugh along with them (thus making it more light-hearted). I did slip up at one or two points but it wasn't anything major - some bits I can't pronounce properly and end up just mumbling out the line but that should be ok after a few more goes.
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