what are some good demostrative speech topics?

Answer 1

How to make chocolate chip cookies
How to make "dirt" pudding
How to make pancakes
How to make a salad
History of the sandwich and how to make one
How to make Rice Krispie treats with the history of the Kellogg's company or the history of marshmallows

Answer 2

How to make up an demonstrative essay on the spot.
Step one:In the time before your speach, look around the classroom and ask the person next to you, "hey are our speaches today?"

Step two: When you realize that they are today, look at the person's shirt in front of you to use as inspiration for your topic.

Step three: whatever the person's shirt color is, think of a food that relates to that color and think of an easy speach that relates to making that type of food, since food demonstrative essays are the easiest.

Step four:If applicable, volunteer to go first, so that it does not look like you slacked off.

Step five: When called, take up three blank notecards so that it looks like you actually prepared for this speach.

Step six: Look confidentaly at your teacher and begin. Include precise steps and be very detailed, it will last longer.

Step seven: At the end of your made up speach ask for any questions.

There you go. The class will laugh, and your teacher will praise your originality.

Answer 3

Check out http://www.ClassTopic.com They have some great topics that I've used in the past. Each topic has three good sources to get you started on the research, too.

The "How To" section should have what you're looking for.

Answer 4

How to wrap a package.
How to regrip a golf club.
How to shine shoes.
How to fold clothes.
How to read a science textbook.