1. Creating a Presentation

2. The Brief How could you structure the presentation? 4 slides only
5 slides: introduction + 4
5 slides: 4 + conclusion

3. In this lesson students are learning about:
Creating effective presentations

4. At the end of this lesson students will be able to:
select and combine different types of content
select and use appropriate animations and transitions
give feedback and act on feedback from others

5. Planning
Work in pairs as Test Buddies on your presentation plan (5 minutes each). Each student should carefully consider any suggestions made by your Test Buddy.
What will you cover? What were your findings? How will the information be displayed? What charts will you use? Will you use speaker notes? What colour scheme/font style and sizes (House style) will you use?

6. Creating the presentation
Use the following photos in “SB2 L8 Photos copyright free” to create your presentation.
If you finish early you can give constructive feedback to others and make changes to your own presentation in response to feedback from others.

7. Summary
How can the following presentation be improved?

8. Autumn Conservation and Animal Fair
Recommendations
for next
Autumn Conservation and Animal Fair

9. Autumn Conservation and Animal Fair
Recommendations
for next
Autumn Conservation and Animal Fair
Loose Bird Foods
1. Mix of a variety of seeds
attracts common garden birds
many people already have a bird table
Supplier: Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust
voluntary charitable organisation
cares for wildlife and countryside
2. Highly palatable and nutritionally
balanced mix
specifically for endangered songbird such as blackbirds & thrushes
suitable for bird table & ground feeding
Supplier: Arc Wildlife (also for suet balls)
10 years online trading bird food and wildlife habitats
20 years of history with a passion for garden wildlife
competetive prices

10. Autumn Conservation and Animal Fair
Recommendations
for next
Autumn Conservation and Animal Fair
210 bags
1. Mix of a variety of seeds
400 g per bag
84 kg needed
£ 2.50 per bag
reasonably priced
easy with loose change
plus 3 suet balls
2. Highly palatable and nutritionally
balanced mix
400 g per bag
84 kg needed

11. Autumn Conservation and Animal Fair
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for next
Autumn Conservation and Animal Fair
144
bags
Break-even point:
Expenditure: £
If all 210 are sold
Income: £
Profit for Donation: £

12. Autumn Conservation and Animal Fair
Recommendations
for next
Autumn Conservation and Animal Fair
Summary
Bird foods selected
can be used with existing feeders
target common and endangered species
Bags are
light enough to carry around the fair
affordable
easy to pay for with ‘loose change’
Sales targets (in % of expected visitors)
18% to break even
23% to raise £102.35
25% to raise £167.35
Any questions?

13. And finally
Well Done!
Don’t worry of you didn’t quite finish. You will have more hands-on time when you do the second activity of the Controlled Assessment Brief. These lessons served as practice.
You will have to manage your own time however so BE ORGANISED!