DIRECTIONS, PATHWAYS and PLANES

Directions are points of ​ (a)   from one place to ​ (b)   using your ​ (c)   or ​ (d)   space.

• movement
• another
• personal
• general
• unique

It is moving to the front like making a small step forward where the person is facing.

• Forward movement

• Backward movement

• Sideward Right Movement

• Sideward Left Movement

It is moving by stepping behind. Allowing someone to pass your way and stepping back is an example of

• Forward movement

• Backward movement

• Sideward Right Movement

• Sideward Left Movement

It is moving to his or her right

• Forward movement

• Backward movement

• Sideward Right Movement

• Sideward Left Movement

It is moving to his or her left.

• Forward movement

• Backward movement

• Sideward Right Movement

• Sideward Left Movement

A Pathway can be described as ​ (a)   from one place to ​ (b)   in a ​ (c)   , ​ (d)   or ​ (e)   line.

• movement
• another
• curve
• zigzag
• straight
• direction

It is moving from one point to another point without a curve. One example for straight path is walking forward along a school corridor.

• STRAIGHT PATHWAY

• CURVED PATHWAY

• ZIGZAG PATHWAY

It is a pathway with a bend. It is like the movement of a car that turns

• STRAIGHT PATHWAY

• CURVED PATHWAY

• ZIGZAG PATHWAY

It is like a curved pathway but has sharp and short turns. Sometimes, zigzag pathways can be seen in traffic signs.

• STRAIGHT PATHWAY

• CURVED PATHWAY

• ZIGZAG PATHWAY

A surface with the same level of flatness is called a

• horizontal plane

• diagonal plane

• vertical plane.