Understanding Directions and Commands

The video tutorial introduces the concept of giving and following one to two-step directions. It explains the importance of commands and directions, providing examples of both one-step and two-step directions. The tutorial emphasizes the significance of following directions to ensure tasks are completed successfully and efficiently. An interactive activity is included to help viewers practice identifying one-step and two-step directions. The lesson concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage and apply what they've learned.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Understanding directions

• Exploring science concepts

• Practicing math problems

• Learning new vocabulary

What does a command do?

• Gives information

• Describes a place

• Asks a question

• Tells someone to do something

Which of the following is a command?

• Please sit down.

• How are you?

• What is your name?

• Where are you going?

What is an example of a command?

• Where do you live?

• What is your favorite color?

• Please write your name

• How old are you?

Which of the following is a one-step direction?

• Draw a circle and color it

• Stand up and clap

• Turn off the light

• Write your name and underline it

Which of the following is NOT a one-step direction?

• Sit properly

• Cover your eyes

• Draw a square and color it

• Flap your hands

What is an example of a one-step direction?

• Draw a star and color it

• Stand up and jump

• Turn around

• Write your name and date

What is a two-step direction?

• A question with two parts

• A command with one task

• A statement with two ideas

• A command with two tasks

Which example is a two-step direction?

• Write your name

• Raise your hand

• Turn around

• Draw a circle and color it

Which of these is a two-step direction?

• Write your age

• Draw a square and a triangle inside it

• Raise your hand

• Sit down