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Children’s Day Speech: Kids are very excited about this day. If your child has to write a speech or an essay on Children’s Day, here is how parents can help them prepare.
Once your child greets the audience, he or she can begin the speech by talking about when and why Children’s Day is celebrated. Get your child books on Jawaharlal Nehru that speak of his special fondness for kids, and incorporate it in the speech.
Your child can go on to talk about how the day is celebrated by kids across the country. For instance, most schools have a grand celebration on this day, where teachers and other staff members treat students to exciting performances, foods and gifts.
Children’s Day is not just about merry making. It is also meant to throw light on kids’ rights and well-being. A Children’s Day speech would be a great opportunity to emphasise on issues affecting children today, from education to physical and mental health, and how each can be improved to ensure a better future.
While preparing the speech with your child, make sure you don’t end up adding jargon. The language should be simple enough for everyone to understand and relate.
You can improve the quality of the speech by adding some quotes by Nehru and other prominent persons who spoke about children.
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Help your child edit the speech to make sure it is not too lengthy or boring.
Once the speech is ready, help your child practice it several times to improve speech delivery skills, body language and confidence so that he or she does not hesitate on stage.
