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Ready-To-Go Lessons V2 | Position And Direction | Year 1
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Worked Examples | Position And Direction | Year 1
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Sentence Stems And Vocabulary Lists | Geometry
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Ready-To-Go Lessons V3 | Position And Direction | Year 1
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Diagnostic Assessment | Position And Direction | Year 1
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Start with Storytime: Use a storybook with directional language (e.g., "Rosie's Walk") to introduce concepts.
Interactive Games: Play "Simon Says" using positional language (e.g., "under," "next to").
Physical Movement: Create an obstacle course where children follow directional instructions.
Visual Aids: Use arrows and labels in the classroom to indicate directions.
Hands-On Activities: Provide toy cars and maps for children to practise giving and following directions.
Peer Teaching: Pair students to give and follow directions, fostering collaboration.
Adapt for Needs: Use larger visuals or tactile resources for children needing extra support.
Consistent Vocabulary: Reinforce key terms daily to build familiarity and confidence.