Ideas to make my anti-littering speech interesting?
June 23rd, 2010 | 
Author: Its about litter and recycling, i’m including a skit, pictures, a guessing game on bio-degradablity and an interview with a neighbor. Any other ideas (that take about half a minute) would help a TONNE!!! 
and i HAVE to have all those icebreakers lol
Posted in Green Q&A | 
Tags: guessing game, half a minute, icebreakers, neighbor, Recycling, skit, tonne
Something that might be a little catching could be to actually litter on your way to the "stage". Maybe just toss down a gum wrapper of tissue to get some attention and start off with a suggestion of how that action made people feel? Sure it’s just one piece of paper…but what if everyone did it?…
Good Luck!
Keep your speech as short as possible. If it’s a 5-7 minute speech, aim for 5 rather than 7. And practice, practice, practice. Practice in front of a mirror, and practice in front of a friend or parent.
I’m concerned that you might be adding too much to the speech. Pictures alone, or a skit alone should be enough to engage the audience. Remember, when it comes to giving a speech, less is more.
Good luck!
Anti-littering is a self defined word. Anti, "NO"; Littering, "placing things where they do not belong". Our world is full of ‘ANTI’s’ and ‘No’s’ which causes people to ignore them. What our society needs is to challenge each other to return our environment to it’s original pristine condition and to reduce contamination to a minimum. No one likes to eat garbage yet they are willing to contribute filth, garbage, litter, and other contaminates to make our environment unsanitary and ugly!