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6.94 Plan & Deliver Presentations Worksheet

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Core academic competencies and curriculum alignment

This Grade 6 English worksheet provides structured practice on 6.94 Plan & Deliver Presentations. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Plan & Deliver Presentations - Organize ideas logically, select relevant details, rehearse for clarity and pacing, and deliver to an audience. (CCSS SL.6.4; CA SL.6.4; MA SL.6.4; NY 6SL4; TX §110.22(b)(1)(C))

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Grade

Grade 6

Subject

English

Domain

English Curriculum

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PDF & DOCX

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Omar is presenting sleep habits for students for middle school over a video call. Internet connections are sometimes unstable, and screen sharing might fail. Omar still needs visuals to explain one key comparison.

Which plan best protects the presentation if technology fails?

ARely only on live screen sharing and do not prepare backups.

BCancel visuals entirely, even though the comparison is confusing without them.

CUse a complex interactive website that requires fast internet.

DSend a simple one-page handout ahead of time, keep a text-only backup slide deck, and rehearse explaining the comparison without visuals.

Solution & Explanation:Backups reduce risk in remote presenting. A handout and text-only slides support understanding even if screen sharing fails.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Mei wants to quote a paragraph from an article during a presentation on saving water at home for our school. The quote is helpful, but time is short and the audience needs the point quickly.

Which choice best balances ethics, clarity, and pacing?

ARead the entire paragraph aloud even if it slows the talk.

BAvoid mentioning sources so the presentation feels smoother.

CParaphrase the key idea in your own words, cite the source, and use a short direct quote only if a phrase is essential.

DCopy the paragraph onto a slide without citing because it is public information.

Solution & Explanation:Paraphrasing with citation is ethical and faster. Short quotes can be used carefully when wording matters.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Jamal receives feedback on a 6-minute assembly speech about saving water at home for middle school: 'Too many facts, hard to remember,' and 'Slides are crowded.' Jamal can only make one major change before presenting again.

Which change is most likely to improve audience understanding the most?

AKeep the same content but add animations to every slide.

BChoose the two most important facts, build the talk around them with clear transitions, and simplify slides to match.

CFocus only on changing the title slide because it is seen first.

DAdd more facts so the audience has more to learn.

Solution & Explanation:Fewer, stronger facts with clear transitions reduce overload. Slides should match the streamlined message to support memory.

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QWhat grade level and standards does this worksheet align with?

This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 6 English students. It aligns with educational standard ELA.6.94 (Organize ideas logically, select relevant details, rehearse for clarity and pacing, and deliver to an audience. (CCSS SL.6.4; CA SL.6.4; MA SL.6.4; NY 6SL4; TX §110.22(b)(1)(C))).