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Identifier: communityenglish00flag (find matches)
Title: Community English, a book of undertakings for boys and girls
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Flagg, Mildred (Buchanan) Mrs. 1886-
Subjects: English language Project method in teaching
Publisher: New York, The Macmillan company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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Suggestions. — Imagine that you have been chosen byyour school to receive the gift of the silk flag. 1. As in the former Undertaking, address the chairmanand your friends. 2. Mention your happiness at having been chosen toreceive such a beautiful gift in the name of your school. 3. Thank the class which gave the flag. 4. Tell how the pupils of your school intend to live upto the ideals of Americanism for which the flag stands. ///. To respond to a toast. Suggestions. — Imagine that you are present at a classsupper or banquet where the toastmaster calls upon youto make a few remarks. This reply to a sentiment pro-posed by the toastmaster is called the response to a toast.Sometimes, in connection with the school work in domesticscience, the EngHsh class is asked to attend a simple dinnerserved at the school. 1. Do all your fixing of hair, necktie, etc., before youbegin. 2. Use clear, simple, and forceful words. Avoid flowerylanguage. 3. Be original. Dare to think your own thoughts.
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i88 Community English 4. If you wish, you may use stories and quotations asillustrations. 5. If you would do credit to yourself Have something you wish to say,Say it as well as you can,Stop. 6. At the beginning of your speech, address the toast-master in these words : Mr. Toastmaster, and — here youmay add the words — friends, or ^ classmates. 7. Read carefully the toasts given at the end of thischapter. Note the form of the toast as well as the subjectdiscussed by the speaker. IV. Plan a short talk to be given at exercises held in yourschool on any of the following days: Washingtofi^s Birthday,Memorial Day, Thanksgiving Day, or Lincolns Birthday. V. Give a talk to accompany pictures thrown on a screenfrom a lantern. VI. Make a brief announcement of a postponed club meet-ing, of an athletic contest, or of a debate. VII. Imagine that you are the captain of the football team.Make a short speech urging more loyal support of the team, VIII. Imagine that you have been asked by the scho

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