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APPEARANCES |
Contact Teresa to have her speak to club or
organization about motherhood. Teresa also speaks to
students, teachers, parent/teacher organizations
and administrators at schools, as well as youth groups
at churches.
You can read a "testimonial" letter from a happy client
HERE.
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Speeches for Moms
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My Daughter's Eyes
A mother/daughter speech about the special bond between
mothers and daughters.
The ups and downs of
raising girls
(mostly ups!)
Things
My Sons Have Taught Me
This talk uses the five senses to explore the "life
lessons" that only boys can teach their mothers.
Double
Trouble
Having twins (or multiples) is a blessing but it also
presents its own special
challenges. This speech shares
what I've learned over
the years from my identical twin boys. |
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Speeches For Educators: |
Teachers are Super-Heroes
Do you
know teachers who are tired or stressed? Maybe a better
question would be do you know any teachers
who aren't?
Charge up your teacher's batteries and make them "Faster
than a speeding parent who is late for a ballgame! More
powerful than an over-night laxative! Able to leap a
four foot desk in a single bound! -Make them
Super-Teachers!" This speech offers advice to new
teachers, encouragement to veteran teachers, and
motivation to all teachers!
My
Crazy Classroom: True stories from the trenches of my
classroom
If it
could happen in a classroom it happened to me. A student
backed up to a heater and caught her too-tight
jeans on
fire. The air conditioner fell out of the wall during
sixth period, but hey, it woke them all up! A family of
mice moved into my classroom, then into my desk and ate
my final exams! Believe it or not, there's more. |
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Speeches for Kids
(Speech can be altered to be age appropriate) |
Things Your Momma Should Have Told You
Having five kids often made it seem like I was
everybody's momma, but I'm not. Still there are lots of
things that most mothers pass along to their children.
Things like: put on a pair of clean underwear every day,
you never know
when you might have a wreck and you don't
want the Emergency Room people to see you with dirty
underwear
on. And then there are those other important
things, the ones I call "5 Things Every Kid Should Hear
Every Day"
- You are unique. You are not alone. There is
always help and hope. You have a future. You are loved.
Every
kid should hear these things, but do they? This
speech mixes funny things your mother should have told
you
with the "5 Essential Things" every child should be
told every day.
Don't Tell Me Why You Can't, Tell Me How You Can
A
speech about real people who overcame obstacles and
achieved success. After giving some examples then
I
relate what all these people had in common. They were
positive thinkers who weren't afraid to dream big and
work for what they wanted. They made wise choices and
when they made a mistake, they weren't afraid to
admit
and try something else. And most important of all, they
didn't give up. |
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Speeches For Christian
Women |
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Seasons of our lives (Presentation may include an
on-site example of a hot flash by the speaker!)
Spring and summer are busy hectic seasons so we don't
spend much time thinking about the fall and winter of
our lives, but maybe we should. This speech takes a
sometimes humorous, sometimes poignant look at the
four
seasons and what God has promised us about each of them.
Her
children called her "blessed". Mine just call me Momma
A look at the Proverbs 31 woman and all she
accomplished, plus some goal setting and leadership
training
based on her example.
The
Heart of a Woman
The Bible gives us many examples of a healthy heart.
This speech explores characteristics of a healthy heart
and how to get them and keep them! |
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Past comments on
Teresa's speeches can be read
HERE |
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Interested in having
Teresa speak at your church, function, or in
your classroom? Use the
CONTACT page to send Teresa a note, and
she'll be in touch soon! |
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