Pre k following directions activities

Following directions takes plenty of practice!

Do you explicitly teach listening skills to your students? Did you know that 70-80% of our waking hours are spent in some form of communication? Of that, listening makes up about 45% of our daily communication! When I learned these statistics, I knew that I needed to be as intentional about teaching/practicing listening skills as […]

FREE Following Directions Worksheets for children! When completing these printables, students will practice reading, writing, coloring, and drawing.

An Auditory Sequencing Game. This is a game that combines sequencing, following directions and pizza. Read the story for this auditory sequencing game.

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…

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…

An Active Listening and Following Directions Game. A fun auditory processing twist on Simon Says that helps with following directions and impulse control.

This week in the Get Ready for K Through PLAY! series we are focusing on activities that develop the social and emotional skills needed for Kindergarten. The ability to follow directions, especially oral, multi-step

How can I help my child be better at following directions? For many kids, following even the simplest of instructions can be a daily struggle.

Lindsay Budnik ♡ Pre-K Teacher on Instagram: "Boom, Boom, Clap is our Class Activity at our morning meeting this week 🤪 Students are practicing active listening, following directions, hand eye coordination and letter/sound recognition!! Boom, Boom, Clap 👏👏👏"