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Following Directions Worksheet with a Cut and Glue Scene

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Teacher read-aloud directions: 6 steps to glue a bird, ball, puppy and sun around a tree, with a finished example
Script to read aloud while students listen and place each picture
Positional words practice: students cut out a bird, ball, sun and puppy and glue each around a tree drawing as told
Student printable for the listening and cut-and-glue task
I'm A 1st Time Listener! coloring page showing a big group of decorated owls, some wearing bows and top hats
Reward for students who follow directions the first time

About This Product

In this SEL product, you will get 3 handouts. One is the directions you will give to students with prompts for them to follow your directions. There are 6 prompts; cut out the 4 pictures, glue the bird on top of the tree, glue the ball on the left side of the tree, glue the puppy to the right of the tree, and glue the sun on the top right corner of the page. Then students are instructed to color the picture. There is a picture of the final scene if the students follow the directions. The 2nd one is the handout for the students to cut out images and glue them onto the handout. There are 4 images to cut out; a ball, a bird, a puppy, and a sun. They will glue around a tree. The 3rd is a fun mindfulness coloring sheet with owls (they are wise to follow directions) with the title "I'm A 1st Time Listener!" This is a great lesson for helping students put into practice after learning the tips for following directions and paying attention in school. You first can go over the key tips such as 1) Look at the speaker, 2) Listen to the directions, 3) Say O.K. (acknowledge the task), and then 4) Do the activity or task. Following directions is a great skill to model and practice. It is important to not assume students know this skill-especially after the pandemic. In my own work as a school counselor, I have noticed students have difficulty with even the most simple directions. Hopefully, this activity will help your students as well. This activity is a great follow-up to my Boom Deck on following directions here:

https://teachsimple.com/product/following-directions-sel-boom-cards-with-audio

In the Boom Deck above, the students will get to move objects based on the directions.

Check out my social emotional learning store here: https://teachsimple.com/contributor/jennifer-moyer-taylor

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