Peer feedback Instructions

Your job is to say three positive things to the speaker about his or her speech.
While listening, use the list to check off thing they do. Then work out three things you want to say to them.
You will stand up and address the speaker as soon as they are finished. There are some Sentence starters and
examples on the back of this slip.

Speaker: Peer comment by:
Observations - Tick the box to the right.
Great introduction, arouses curiosity

volume

Interesting approach to the topic

pace

personal experiences and feelings

pitch

uses six senses to tell a story pause

PREP, PPF and/or 5W and H

inflection

Imagery /six senses

facial expressions

alliteration

gestures

rule of three

body language

anaphora

repetition

facts

emotive language

opinions

statistics

rhetorical questions

humour







Three positive things ideas

Thanks ________________! Your speech on ______________ was great/
fascinating/very funny/ clever/ thoughtful/ entertaining/ enthralling/
captivating/ absorbing/ humorous/ comical/smart ..

I really enjoyed ..
I loved that story about .
I learnt some new things about .
I thought your delivery was ..
I was impressed by ..
I thought it was clever when you used your voice to .
What a great idea to
I liked your sizzling start because .
I liked the way you .
Three positive things ideas

Thanks ________________! Your speech on ______________ was great/
fascinating/very funny/ clever/ thoughtful/ entertaining/ enthralling/
captivating/ absorbing/ humorous/ comical/smart ..

I really enjoyed ..
I loved that story about .
I learnt some new things about .
I thought your delivery was ..
I was impressed by ..
I thought it was clever when you used your voice to .
What a great idea to
I liked your sizzling start because .
I liked the way you .






Peer feedback Instructions

Your job is to say three positive things to the speaker about his or her speech.
While listening, use the list to check off thing they do. Then work out three things you want to say to them.
You will stand up and address the speaker as soon as they are finished. There are some Sentence starters and
examples on the back of this slip.

Speaker: Peer comment by:
Observations - Tick the box to the right.
Great introduction, arouses curiosity

volume

Interesting approach to the topic

pace

personal experiences and feelings

pitch

uses six senses to tell a story pause

PREP, PPF and/or 5W and H

inflection

Imagery /six senses

facial expressions

alliteration

gestures

rule of three

body language

anaphora

repetition

facts

emotive language

opinions

statistics

rhetorical questions

humour