Scene 1
Warm Host
A host stands in the doorway shaking each guest’s hand with both of theirs.
In the front doorway, a host greets every guest with both hands.
Helps you remember · host greeting = “thank you for coming”
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Memory language · 👥 People
Our river, our promise
Guides, crowds, friends, performers and human gestures.
Read-only demo — this is what people cues feel like. Create your own speech to edit, practise and export.
The speech
“Thank you for coming. Our river is choking on plastic. We can change that in three steps: carry a reusable bottle, join one clean-up each month, and teach every child to leave the park better than they found it. If we start today, by summer we will see fish where we now see rubbish.”
The beats
- 1.Welcome the audience
- 2.Name the problem
- 3.First action
- 4.Shared monthly action
- 5.Teach the next generation
- 6.Close with hope
Scene 2
Choking Neighbour
A neighbour stands in the hallway coughing, holding up a plastic bottle.
In the hallway, a neighbour coughs while holding a plastic bottle high.
Helps you remember · neighbour coughing = “river choking on plastic”
Scene 3
Runner’s Flask
A runner passes through the kitchen with a steel flask clipped to her belt.
Through the kitchen, a runner jogs by with a flask clipped to her belt.
Helps you remember · runner’s flask = “carry a reusable bottle”
Scene 4
Twelve Neighbours
Twelve neighbours stand around the sofa in gloves and boots, ready.
Around the lounge sofa, twelve neighbours in gloves and boots stand ready.
Helps you remember · twelve neighbours = one clean-up per month
Scene 5
Teacher and Child
A teacher kneels at the garden gate showing a child how to leave a place tidier.
At the garden gate, a teacher kneels beside a child to show them how to tidy up.
Helps you remember · teacher + child = “teach every child”
Scene 6
Waving Angler
An angler at the pond waves proudly, holding up a silver fish for everyone to see.
At the garden pond, an angler waves a silver fish above their head.
Helps you remember · waving angler = “see fish” by summer, hope realised