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10-Hour Public Speaking Bootcamp for Kids (Ages 8–14)
- Format: 5 session’s × 2 hours (₹ 999) OR 10 sessions × 1 hour
- Goal: Build confidence, clarity, expression, and stage presence through games and practice.
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What Kids Will Achieve
By the end of the program, children will:
- Speak confidently in front of groups
- Structure thoughts clearly
- Use body language and voice effectively
- Think on their feet
- Deliver a full 2–3 minute speech by the end
- Overcome stage fear
Session-Wise Breakdown (10 Hours)
Hour 1
Warm-Up & Confidence Building (1 hour)
Objectives:
Get comfortable speaking, remove stage fear, build trust.
Activities:
- Icebreaker game: “Two Truths & a Silly Lie”
- Voice projection fun: “Call the superhero” game
- Posture basics: power pose practice
- Short intro speech (30 seconds)
Hour 2
Body Language & Voice Modulation (1 hour)
Objectives:
Teach expressive speaking.
Topics:
Activities:
- How to use eyes, hands, stance
- Tone, pitch, speaking speed
Activities:
- “Emotion switching”: say same line in 5 emotions
- Gesture challenge: speak without hands → then with hands
Hour 3
Structure of a Good Speech (1 hour)
Objectives:
Teach kids to organize thoughts.
Concepts:
- Opening, body, closing
- The “Rule of 3”
Activities: - Rewrite a messy paragraph into a structured speech
- Group activity: build a story using 5 random objects
Hour 4
Introduction to Musical Notes
Objectives:
Make speeches fun and engaging.
Topics:
Activities:
- Imagery, characters, conflict & resolution
- Hooks: questions, facts, humor
Activities:
- “Story circle” game
- Kids narrate a 1-minute story with props
Hour 5
Impromptu Speaking (1 hour)
Objectives:
Think fast, reduce fear.
Activities:
- “Topic spinner” (random topics) – 30 seconds to think, 1 minute to speak
- Word association challenge
- Create a speech from 3 random words
Hour 6
Persuasive Speaking (1 hour)
Objectives:
Teach logical thinking + influencing skills.
Topics:
Activities:
- Simple persuasive structure (Point → Reason → Example → Repeat)
Activities:
- Debate-lite: “Cats vs Dogs” style
- Create a persuasive 1-minute pitch (“Why we need more holidays”)
Hour 7
Speech Writing Workshop (1 hour)
Objectives:
Turn ideas into a real speech.
Steps:
- Choose topic
- Brainstorm points
- Add examples & personal stories
- Add opening & closing
Activities:
- Pair writing session
- Coach review & feedback
Hour 8
Practice & Stage Presence (1 hour)
Objectives:
Bring polish & confidence.
Topics:
- How to enter, stand, and exit
- Managing nervousness
Activities:
- Kids practice full speech
- Use of mic (if available)
- Video recording for feedback
Hour 9
Final Speech Rehearsal (1 hour)
Activities:
- 2 practice rounds
- Peer feedback (positive-first method)
- Polishing gestures, tone, timing
Hour 10
Kids’ Speech Showcase + Awards (1 hour)
Objectives:
Celebrate & reinforce confidence.
Format:
- 2–3 minute prepared speech per child
- Certificates for: “Best Confidence,” “Best Storyteller,” “Best Voice,” etc.
- Parents invited (optional)
Teaching Methodology
- Activity-Based Learning Approach
- Fun Speaking Games & Role Plays
- Individual Speaking Opportunities
- Encouraging & Non-Judgmental Environment
- Continuous Feedback & Skill Improvement
Outcomes Parents Commonly Notice
- Improved Self-Confidence
- Better English Communication Skills
- Increased Participation in School Activities
- Stronger Leadership & Social Skills
- Reduced Fear of Public Speaking
Certification & Recognition
- Certificate of Completion
- Special Recognitions, including:
- Best Confidence
- Best Storyteller
- Best Voice & Expression
Certification
- Music for Kids – Completion Certificate
- Group performance video (optional)
Customisation Options
- Age-wise batches (5–7 / 8–10 / 11–14)
- Vocal-only or Instrument-focused track
- Indian classical / light music focus
- Extendable to 30-hour music foundation program
Testimonials
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“My daughter joined the Junior Programmer course at the age of 7, and I’ve seen her confidence grow every day. She not only understands coding basics but also creates small games on her own. This program truly makes learning fun!”
Priya Sharma, Parent of 7-year-old
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*”I was amazed at how quickly my son picked up concepts like logic and problem-solving. The trainers are patient and friendly, and they keep the kids engaged with fun projects. A big thumbs up!”
MRohit Verma, Parent of 10-year-oldark Adam
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I love making my own games! Coding is like magic, and now I feel like a real programmer.”
Aarav,Student Age 9
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