Communication Superpower Quiz
Discover your child's communication superpower in one minute.
Free resources
Free, coach-made worksheets for public speaking, debate, and interviews. Print one tonight and practice together. No email required.
Interactive tools
No printing needed. Three quick tools your child can use on any device, free.
Discover your child's communication superpower in one minute.
60 seconds, one random topic, endless practice.
Train a natural speaking pace, read-aloud.
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Fifty dinner-table prompts sorted by the speaking muscle each one builds, from storytelling to persuasion.
Prepare for the admissions interview with the STAR method, the questions you’ll face, and the dos and don’ts.
For parents
Turn everyday moments at home into daily speaking reps.
Fifty dinner-table prompts sorted by the speaking muscle each one builds, from storytelling to persuasion.
The one move that matters, word-for-word scripts for tricky moments, and phrases for the fridge.
For students
Playful, print-ready worksheets that grow with your child.
A printable deck of 50 speak-on-the-spot prompts, sorted by age from warm-up to challenge.
Age-sorted debate motions from friendly elementary topics to analytical high-school policy.
A fill-in-the-blank template that turns a blank page into a complete, organized speech.
Turns “be confident” into concrete things students can check off before and during a presentation.
A tally sheet that helps students hear, and then drop, their “ums,” “likes,” and “you knows.”
A five-part template that turns any idea into a story people remember.
A gentle first-speech activity: pick something you love and say three sentences like a star.
A calm-your-nerves routine for young speakers, plus a sample plan and space to make your own.
A three-minute routine to get a young speaker’s voice clear, loud, and steady.
A completed example report, then a blank worksheet, for an oral book report that lands.
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For teens
Higher-stakes tools for ages 12 to 17.
Prepare for the admissions interview with the STAR method, the questions you’ll face, and the dos and don’ts.
Find the through-line, the spike, that ties your essays, activities, and interview into one story.
The four moves of competitive debate: build, rebut, handle points of information, and spot the fallacy.
Decode any scholarship prompt and turn one true story into a stand-out essay.
A week-to-round routine that lets preparation carry the nerves on tournament day.
Write a Common App activities list that lands: strong verb, what you did, and the impact in numbers.
A four-part formula, a worked example, a build-your-own template, and a practice drill.
A prep clock and skeleton, a fully worked example, a blank prep sheet, and a drill.
Four value-adding moves, ready-to-use phrases, how to disagree well, and a pre-seminar checklist.
A field guide to the logical fallacies you will meet in debate and essays, with how to spot and answer each.
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