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Step 1: Choose and Describe Your Artifact What to do: Pick an artifact that is s

Step 1: Choose and Describe Your Artifact
What to do: Pick an artifact that is significant to you culturally, personally, or historically. Write a short paragraph describing what the artifact is, its origin, and its appearance.
Purpose: This introduces the basic information about your artifact, helping you and your audience understand its significance.
Step 2: Research and Reflect
What to do:
Research: Find out about your artifact’s background, its cultural and historical importance. Look for interesting stories or traditions linked to it.
Reflect: Write about why this artifact matters to you. Share any personal stories, emotions, or memories you associate with it.
Purpose: This step enriches your speech with a deep understanding of the artifact and connects it with your personal experiences.
Step 3: Create a Speech Outline
What to do: Draft a simple outline for your speech that includes:
An introduction to your artifact.
Its cultural and historical significance.
Its personal importance to you.
A conclusion that highlights its overall impact.
Purpose: Organizing your speech this way ensures you cover all important aspects smoothly and coherently.
Submission Details
Format: Compile your description, research, reflection, and outline into one document. 
MLA or APA is okay. Your submission should be 2–3 pages long double spacd. 

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