Warm-up (30 seconds): Think about your opening line for your pitch. What's the one sentence that will grab attention about your Something Real project?

This is your moment — you've built something real over 10 weeks. Today you present it.

Today's Flow (60 minutes total):

• 5 min: Final pitch deck polish (fix typos, check flow)
• 15 min: Practice your 2-minute pitch delivery
• 25 min: Live pitches (class time, teacher 1:1, or recorded submission)
• 10 min: Portfolio walkthrough + peer/self feedback
• 5 min: Final reflection

Pitch Success Checklist:

• Time: Exactly 2 minutes (practice with timer)
• Structure: Hook → What → Why → Numbers → Ask
• Delivery: Eye contact, clear voice, no reading slides
• Visuals: Clean slides, readable text, your chart prominent

Pro Tip: Your first line should be conversational: 'Imagine if our year could...' or 'What if we could raise €500 for...'

Final check of your Lesson 9 pitch deck. Fix typos, improve flow, ensure your chart from Lesson 7 is prominent. Save as PDF for sharing.

Option 1 (Recommended): Pair up with a classmate. Deliver your pitch while they time you (exactly 2 minutes) and give feedback on:

• Did you hit the Hook → What → Why → Numbers → Ask structure?
• Was your chart the star of the show?
• Eye contact and clear voice (1-10)?

Option 2 (Solo Recording): Record yourself delivering the pitch:

1. Phone: Open Camera app → Video mode → Prop phone on books → Start recording → Deliver pitch → Stop at 2:00
2. Computer: Windows (Search 'Camera'), Mac (Photo Booth), Chromebook (Camera app) → Record 2-minute pitch
3. Review: Watch/listen. Note 2 things to improve (pace? volume? eye contact?)

Practice 2-3 times until you hit exactly 2:00 with confident delivery.