Present a 5 minute commemorative (ceremonial) speech. This speech is typically referred to as a special occasion speech. A commemorative speech is a speech of praise or celebration intended to inspire one’s audience (similar to speeches of honor or tribute).

Students are to present a 5 minute commemorative (ceremonial) speech. This speech is typically referred to as a special occasion speech. A commemorative speech is a speech of praise or celebration intended to inspire one’s audience (similar to speeches of honor or tribute).

It should be centered around a theme and commemorate a person, group of people, institution, etc. Remember–be enthusiastic! This will be your final speech. It is a manuscript speech. Therefore, no outline is required-a manuscript is as well as a complete bibliography (APA format). You will still have all parts of the speech: Introduction, Body, Conclusion.

You should have at least 3 different sources and adequate supporting material. Only one Internet—outside–source may be used. The majority of your information should come from the databases that can be accessed from the