Following directions activities for prek

Help your pre-K kids develop important skills with fun and interactive activities that teach them how to follow directions. Explore top ideas to make learning enjoyable and effective for your little ones.
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Patria Medina
Follow Directions with Positional Words- fun activity for First Grade to help students practice listening skills during back to school!  Found in the September NO PREP Packet for 1st grade. Fall Positional Words Activity, Following Directions Activities For First Grade, Kindergarten Following Directions Game, Following Directions Kindergarten, Fall Following Directions Worksheet, Positional Words Activities Free Printable, Positional Words Kindergarten Worksheets, Preschool Following Directions Worksheet, Preschool Following Directions Activity

Back To School Packets!

Follow Directions with Positional Words- fun activity for First Grade to help students practice listening skills during back to school! Found in the September NO PREP Packet for 1st grade.

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The Moffatt Girls
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“Following Directions” Activities for Preschoolers

Can your preschooler follow simple commands? By one year of age, babies should respond to “no” and their own names, and should give an object on request. By eighteen months, children should be able to point to one to three body parts and follow simple one-step commands. By 2 1/2 years, they should be able to follow two-step commands. Playing little games to improve children’s listening and following direction skills can be fun for the child and beneficial too! The following activities are…

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Nicole Elliott
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Listening Ladybugs: Following Directions Activity

Following single- and multiple-step directions is an integral part of success in the classroom for children. Those with language disorders often have increased difficulty in following simple and c…

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Miranda Montijo
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Social Emotional Learning in the Elementary Classroom: Listening and Following Instructions

Welcome to our series on social emotional learning in the elementary classroom! We are going to be chatting about some effective strategies and procedures you can easily and quickly apply to your classroom for improvement in student self-awareness, self-control, and social skills. During the month of January, we will cover four different SEL topics. January has always been my favorite month to teach, because I was always able to do a reset with the students I already had a relationship with…

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Chelsea Chapman