persuasive speech outline
i. introduction
a. attention-getter: "sit back. take a deep breath. realize this may be the challenge of a lifetime. accept the fact that you can do it. give them what they need most- like love attention, guidance, patience, a chance to succeed." jo ann wentzel.
b. preview: in deciding whether or not you want to become a foster parent you should know the following; know what precautions to take before a child is placed in your home. realize the gift you are giving as a foster parent. appreciate the gift you are given as a foster parent.
[transition: first.]
ii. body
a. parenting a foster child
1. common questions asked in accepting a foster child. (united community caregivers foster parent association)
2. show consistency when children are placed in your home.
[transition: remember you have to be prepared but you are giving and getting a gift.]
b. the gifts you give are:
1. you are given the chance to be a role model for the child.
2. stability
[transition: it is important to know you are getting a gift too.]
c. gifts you receive:
1. the ability to stay young.
2. you improve your parenting skills.
[transition: from all of this you can
iii. conclusion
a. restate proposition: so if you have the space, time, and patience, i honestly think you should consider becoming a foster parent. if you have what it takes to become a foster parent the opportunity is there.
b. memorable ending: if after this speech you don't want to become a foster parent, maybe you should do something nice for our kids of the future.

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this speech includes an effective introduction using humor, several transitions and an effective conclusion with a thought provoking ending.

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