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Do’s and Don’ts of Culmination

Learn the do's and don'ts of how to communicate effectively during culmination events. Practice proper greetings, share your project confidently, and engage with your audience professionally. Remember to dress appropriately and represent yourself and your group positively.

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Do’s and Don’ts of Culmination

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  1. Do’s and Don’ts of Culmination Ms. Brown Ms. Bustamante

  2. Do Say….. “Hello, my name is ____________.” “Hello, welcome to the 6th grade launch party.” “Let me tell you about my magazine project.” “My essential questions were __________________.” “I learned many things, such as ________________.” “Do you have any questions?” “Would you like to buy a magazine?”

  3. Don’t Say…….. “Ummm, hi.” “I don’t know my essential questions.” “I don’t know what a community is.” “Um, I, like, don’t remember what I learned.” “I, ummm, didn’t do nothin’ in my project. Like…my partners did everything.” “I don’t know anything about my ancient society.” “I learned that Pomona is cool.”

  4. Do…… • Make eye contact. • Shake hands. • Greet everyone! • Stand straight. • Answer questions. • Look professional.

  5. Don’t……… • Be rude! • Ignore people. • Chew gum. • Talk to your friends the whole time. • Use slang/bad words. • Sit on top of the tables. • Use your cell phone.

  6. What to Wear

  7. Remember…. Show what you have learned. Take pride in your hard work. Be a good representation of the SAE, 6th grade, your House class, your group. We believe in you!

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