Running Into A Bear Informative Speech Analysis
If you were walking and suddenly you ran into a bear, what would you do? I would call my hero, Abby. In this informative speech I will tell you how my hero is helpful, encouraging, and organized. I will now move on to my main points.
Abby is helpful in more ways than one. For example, if you are seeking help with homework and you ask her, she’ll come contribute her thoughts. She’s also useful when you run into a problem and don’t know what to do such as, if you run into a bear, she would be the first person I would call, and she would help me get out of that problem.
She also encourages me to do better. For instance, she’ll encourage me to take more complex classes so that I will be more successful. She will also encourage me to try my hardest
in sports such as, practicing harder and longer, so I will be a better athlete. Abby is also organized. Everyday she goes to school, work, finishes her homework, prepares for the next school day, and still makes time for herself to relax. She has everyday planned out and it usually goes the right way, and even if it doesn’t it’s ok with her because she is also a very flexible person. I have learned from her that if something doesn’t go “your way” it’s ok, and to figure something else out. I will now end with my conclusion.
As I have told you before, my hero is not only helpful, but is encouraging, and organized as well. So if I ever run into a bear, I would call my hero Abby. Thank you for listening to my informative speech about my hero.
Abby is helpful in more ways than one. For example, if you are seeking help with homework and you ask her, she’ll come contribute her thoughts. She’s also useful when you run into a problem and don’t know what to do such as, if you run into a bear, she would be the first person I would call, and she would help me get out of that problem.
She also encourages me to do better. For instance, she’ll encourage me to take more complex classes so that I will be more successful. She will also encourage me to try my hardest
in sports such as, practicing harder and longer, so I will be a better athlete. Abby is also organized. Everyday she goes to school, work, finishes her homework, prepares for the next school day, and still makes time for herself to relax. She has everyday planned out and it usually goes the right way, and even if it doesn’t it’s ok with her because she is also a very flexible person. I have learned from her that if something doesn’t go “your way” it’s ok, and to figure something else out. I will now end with my conclusion.
As I have told you before, my hero is not only helpful, but is encouraging, and organized as well. So if I ever run into a bear, I would call my hero Abby. Thank you for listening to my informative speech about my hero.