EULOGY

Greek word
“eulogia”
which means
“praise”
 EULOGY
Eulogy speech is more
difficult than the other types
of speaking.
The speaker must deal with
their own grief.
Eulogy should contain
uplifting memories and make
reference to significant events.
 EULOGY
There is no need to
narrate the person’s entire
life.
Share only the part that
you think is most
memorable.
Eulogy is not only limited
for people but also to things
Eulogy should
include:
Sentiments to whom
you dedicate your eulogy.
Happier times with the
deceased.
Include anecdotes and
real life experience.
Avoid anything
that might be
considered offensive
or vulgar.
Activity:
Form 8 groups.
Construct an eulogy
speech depending on the
given topic for your
group.
Use 1 whole sheet.
Activity:
 dying river
Activity:
 sterile fields
Activity:
 decaying animals
Activity:
 cut down trees