Speech - Walking To Places, Alone

Speech

Kia Orá and good afternoon/good morning PBS , teachers and all juniors and seniors. My name is Cyrus for all of you who don’t know, have you ever walked in the night alone when it was so dark and you we´re so scared and frightened. Well if you have, that must have been really tough.

For instance let’s say a kid probably like our smiley year 3’s age, brave and young but horrified walking alone to the shop or their aunts to get some things because his/her mum said ¨ Hurry up, do you want a smack go shop/aunties NOW¨, or something like that

Do you get it? Listen real carefully to my words or, you will face the ultimate price or the con,se,quen,ces. Here are some tips, if your mum or dad says to hurry up and buy some milk or anything like that, try talking and explaining to them about what might happen. But if your parents don't listen, don't go. If you get a bash it will be better than getting kidnapped or you know what I mean.

But you would not imagine what might be out there at night, probably gangs,  muggers, robbers and all that violence. So always have a parent if she or he comes, or just don’t go. Do it in the morning. Be safer around at night.

Thanks for listening and remember what I said. Do it, see it and remember it. Catch yous next time.

Here is my speech, Harlem Sajiha, Cecilia, Jessie and I worked in groups to present our speech in that small group. This is so that we can feel more confident. As you can see the topic that I chose is walking to places, alone.