Directional Language

                                                                                            Tuesday 7th November 2023 

Our Wonderful World: Directional Language

Today, the Tigers have been learning all about directional language. Firstly, we discussed what directions we could use when describing to someone how to get somewhere such as walk forwards, stop, turn left and turn around. Next, we worked in small groups to see if we could follow these directions- but we were blindfolded! The aim of the game was to get your partner from one side of the space to the other also dodging all the objects. We decided that for us to be successful we had to show excellent listening and team work and be very very specific with our directions!











 

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