The Mayor Making ceremony
In today's lesson, you will understand the need for rules and laws in society and you will deliver a speech to the people in your town.
The Mayor Making ceremony
In today's lesson, you will understand the need for rules and laws in society and you will deliver a speech to the people in your town.
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- By the end of this lesson, pupils will be able to: -Understand that rules and laws have been put into place for a reason. They will write their ten commandments that every citizen must follow.
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4 Questions
Q1.
In a formal letter, which conventions do we need to follow? (tick two)
Begin with your address in the top-left corner of the page.
Write the date you think the recipient will receive the letter
Q2.
Our communities could survive without the help of the people who provide services every day. True or False?
True
Q3.
If you know the name of your recipient, you should sign off with:
Yours Faithfully
Q4.
If you do not know the name of your recipient, you should sign off with:
Yours Sincerely
3 Questions
Q1.
What is another name for the Annual Meeting of the Council?
The Mayor Marketing ceremony
The Mayor Meaning ceremony
The Mayor Meeting ceremony
Q2.
Who are 'civic dignitaries'?
Members of a religious establishment
Members of a school
Members of the police force
Q3.
When writing and delivering a speech, you should do which of the following?
Make eye contact
Speak clearly
Use repetition for emphasis
Use rule/list of three for emphasis