Speech Writing 36 B- AP SSC

Good morning, respected teacher and dear classmates. Today, I'd like to share a personal experience that taught me the value of perseverance and hope.

Last year, my family faced a tough time when my father lost his job. We struggled to pay our bills, and it seemed like a miracle was our only hope. I felt helpless, but my parents remained calm and focused. They applied to various jobs, and my mother even started tutoring students. I helped by managing our expenses and studying hard to get good marks. Slowly, things improved. My father found a new job, and our situation stabilised.

This experience taught me that miracles often come from our own efforts. We must stay positive, work hard, and support each other. I learned to appreciate the value of resilience and determination. 

Thank you for listening to my story.

Good morning/afternoon teachers and friends. Today, I want to talk about something important: how nature's power affects us.

Have you seen the news? Earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, and wildfires destroy homes and cities. They hurt people and animals. Climate change makes these disasters worse.

We must remember that nature is strong. Nature's power is unstoppable. We can't control it. But we can prepare. 

• We can build safe homes.
• We can plant trees to stop soil erosion.
• We can save water to prevent floods.
• We can reduce pollution to slow climate change.

Let's work together to protect ourselves and our planet. We can make a difference. Small actions can make a big difference. Protecting Earth is our responsibility. Let's respect nature's power and take care of our Earth. 

I hope I inspired you. 

Thank you.

Good morning, respected teacher and fellow classmates. Today, I want to talk about a crucial issue: true liberty.

True liberty isn't just freedom from rules, but freedom from poverty, deprivation, and discrimination. Poverty affects millions, depriving them of basic needs like food, shelter, and education. Discrimination based on gender, religion, class, and caste further increases poverty. Women, Dalits, and minorities often face unequal opportunities and treatment.

But, our Constitution guarantees equal rights to all. Articles 14 to 17 ensure equality, justice, and freedom from exploitation. To overcome poverty and discrimination...

• We must provide quality education and job opportunities
• We must promote social inclusion and equality
• We must empower marginalized communities
• We must implement policies like reservation and affirmative action

Let's strive for a society where everyone enjoys true liberty. We must recognize and challenge discriminatory practices. As future citizens, it's our responsibility to uphold Constitutionally guaranteed human rights. Together, we can create a more just and equal society. 

Thank you. 

Good morning, respected principal, teachers, and friends.

Today, let's reflect on our country's freedom. How do you feel about it? Are we truly free and independent?

We celebrate our nation's independence, but are we serious about our responsibilities as citizens? We enjoy freedom, but do we respect rules and laws?

As students, we must understand that freedom comes with duties. We must:

• Respect our nation's heritage
• Follow rules and laws
• Protect our environment
• Help those in need

Let's remember:

Freedom is not just a gift, it's a responsibility.

We must work together to build a better nation.

Mahatma Gandhi said, "Be the change you wish to see in the world."

Let's be that change. Let's make our country proud.

I repeat : 

• Freedom with responsibility
• Respect our heritage
• Be the change
• Make our country proud

Thank you. Jai Hind!

Hello, everyone. It's great to see you all here.

Today, I want to share a thought-provoking idea: "Consider any day on which you do not discover anything new or learn anything useful a lost day."

To begin with, imagine waking up every morning with the excitement of learning something new. Whether it's a math concept, a historical fact, or a language skill, every day is an opportunity to grow.

However, learning isn't just about academics. We can learn from:

• Our mistakes
• Our friends and family
• Nature and the world around us
• Books and online resources

So, let's make a promise to ourselves:

• To ask questions
• To explore new interests
• To read and research
• To try new things

Don't let a single day go by without discovering something new. Make every day count.

Benjamin Franklin said, "An investment in knowledge pays the best interest."

Let's invest in our minds and make today a valuable day.

So, let's make these slogans happen...

• Learn something new every day
• Grow and discover; discover and grow
• Make every day count
• Invest in knowledge

Thank you for paying attention. 

Good morning, everyone.

Today, I want to share a powerful message: "Anyone can become strong, smart, and steadfast. There is only one essential requirement: willpower."

Do you want to achieve your dreams? Do you want to overcome challenges? It's not about being the smartest or strongest. It's about having the will to succeed.

Willpower...

• It is saying "no" to distractions
• It is setting up after failures
• It is pushing through difficulties
• It is believing in yourself

You have the power to...

• Improve your grades
• Learn new skills
• Make healthy choices
• Stand up for what's right

Remember, willpower grows stronger with practice. Start small, stay focused, and never give up.

Nelson Mandela said, "The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."

So, let's rise to the challenge. Willpower is the key. Let's harness our willpower.  Believe in yourself. Never give up. Achieve greatness.

Thank you.

Good morning, everyone. 

Today, I want to share an inspiring message: "People are not born brave, strong, and smart. These qualities must be acquired through perseverance and determination."

You weren't born knowing how to read and write. You learned with practice and patience. Similarly, bravery, strength, and smartness are skills developed over time.

Think about it:

• Athletes train tirelessly to build strength.
• Scientists study diligently to gain knowledge.
• Leaders face challenges courageously, learning from failures.

You too can develop these qualities:

• Face your fears and try new things.
• Study hard and ask questions.
• Practice kindness and empathy.

Remember, perseverance and determination are key.

The saying goes, "Education is the passport to the future."

So, let's work together to acquire these qualities. Let's become brave, strong, and smart individuals.

Thank you.

Good morning, everyone.

Over 2500 years ago, Buddha shared wisdom on dealing with grief and finding peace. His ideas remain relevant today.

Buddha taught us:

• Impermanence: everything changes
• Non-attachment: let go of desires
• Mindfulness: live in the present

These teachings help us cope with grief:

• Accept change
• Focus on the present
• Find calm within

Have we found better ways? Not necessarily. Buddha's teachings remain timeless because they:

• Encourage self-reflection
• Promote inner peace
• Cherish compassion

In today's world, stress and anxiety surround us. Buddha's wisdom offers a refuge.

As he said, "You yourself must strive, the Buddhas only point the way", let's apply Buddha's teachings to our lives:

• Let’s practice mindfulness
• Let’s go of negativity
• Let's cultivate kindness

By embracing Buddha's wisdom, we can find inner peace, cope with grief and attain timeless wisdom.

I hope we can lead a better life by following Buddha's teachings.

Good morning, everyone. We all know that an angry man is an ill man.

Today, let's talk about something important: managing our anger.

Have you ever felt so angry that you wanted to shout or lash out? That's normal. But losing control can hurt ourselves and others.

Anger...

• It hurts relationships
• It affects health, gives you headaches, stomach problems
• It leads to poor decisions
• It causes stress and anxiety

So, how can we manage our anger?

By being calm; we shall...

• Take a deep breath
• Count to 10
• Walk away from the situation
• Talk to someone we trust
• Exercise or play sports
• Practice relaxation techniques (meditation, yoga)

So dear friends, remember:

• We should think before reacting
• We should identify triggers ; what makes us angry?
• We should stay positive and focus on solutions

As Mahatma Gandhi said, "Anger is the enemy of non-violence and pride is its slave", let's make a promise to ourselves:

• To stay calm
• To think clearly
• To respond instead of reacting

I believe, these words are useful to us.  Thank you.

Example Sentences for Speech Writing

Pleasantries you can use to start your speech:

Formal:

• Distinguished guests, faculty, and fellow students...
• Ladies and gentlemen...
• It is a great honor and privilege to...

Informal:

• Good morning/afternoon/evening, everyone.
• Hello, everyone. It's great to see you all here today.
• Thanks for coming.

You can also use a humourous anecdote or a personal story to capture the audience's attention. 

Introduction

Hook: 

• Imagine a world where…
• Have you ever wondered...

Thesis Statement: 

• Today, I'm here to discuss…
• The main purpose of this speech is to...

Preview: 

• I will be discussing three key points: first, second, and third.

Example:

Imagine a world where technology has advanced so much that we can communicate with anyone, anywhere, at any time. This is the world we live in today, a world filled with endless possibilities. The main purpose of this speech is to explore the impact of technology on our lives, focusing on three key areas: communication, education, and entertainment.

Body Paragraphs

Transition Phrases:

•  Additionally...
•  Furthermore...
•  Moreover...
•  However...
•  On the other hand...
•  In contrast...
•  Nevertheless...
•  Consequently...
•  As a result...
•  For example...
•  For instance...
•  In other words...

Example:

Moreover, technology has revolutionized the way we learn. Online courses, educational apps, and virtual classrooms have made education more accessible and flexible than ever before.

Conclusion

Summarize Main Points: 

• To summarize, we have explored...

Call to Action: 

• I urge you to…
• Let us work together to...

Closing Statement: 

• Thank you for your attention.
• In conclusion, I hope I have inspired you to...

Example:

To summarize, we have explored the impact of technology on communication, education, and entertainment. It is clear that technology has the potential to both benefit and harm society. Therefore, it is crucial to use technology responsibly and ethically. I urge you to embrace technology as a tool for positive change and to use it wisely.

More Examples of Introduction and Conclusion Sentences

Introduction Sentences

Intriguing Question: 

• What if I told you that a simple act of kindness could change the world?

Strong Statement: 

• Climate change is the most pressing issue of our time.

Personal Anecdote: 

• I remember when I was a child...

Quotation: 

As Albert Einstein once said, 'The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who do nothing.’

Startling Statistic: 

• Did you know that over 800 million people worldwide still live in extreme poverty?

Conclusion Sentences

Summarize Key Points: 

• In conclusion, we have explored the impact of…

Call to Action: 

• Let us work together to address this issue.

Final Thought: 

• As we reflect on these points, it becomes clear that…

 Inspiring Statement: 

• The future is in our hands, let's shape it wisely.

Hopeful Outlook: 

• I believe that by working together, we can create a better future for all.