Presentation Techniques

noun a classroom activity where students bring in an item to show to their classmates and then talk about it

verb to demonstrate or display something to others

preposition used to connect the words 'show' and 'tell' to indicate they are related actions

• The elementary school students participated in a show and tell activity to share their favorite items with the class.
• My daughter came home excited about show and tell at school today.
• I always loved show and tell because it was a chance to flex with my cool stuff.
• The presentation was like a show and tell of the company's latest products.

interjection used to represent the sound of a fanfare or flourish, typically made when something impressive or exciting is revealed or achieved

• After hours of hard work and dedication, we have finally completed the project. Ta-da!
• I just finished baking a cake from scratch. Ta-da!
• I aced my exam without even studying. Ta-da!
• With a flick of his wand, the magician made the rabbit appear out of thin air. Ta-da!

noun a presentation format in which 20 slides are shown for 20 seconds each, usually used for concise and creative presentations

• Pecha Kucha is a presentation format that originated in Japan.
• I have to give a Pecha Kucha presentation in class tomorrow.
• Let's keep the Pecha Kucha short and sweet, no need for a long presentation.
• Her storytelling style is like a Pecha Kucha, concise and impactful.