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key notes:

Understanding Directions:

• Introduce the basic directions: North, South, East, West.
• Explain how these directions help us find our way.

Identifying Directions:

• Show how to use a compass or simple tools to identify the right direction.
• Teach how to relate directions to familiar objects or places (e.g., “The sun rises in the east,” “The school is to the north of your house”).

Left and Right:

• Explain the difference between left and right using hands or other visual aids.
• Teach students how to differentiate between left and right in relation to directions.

Basic Navigation:

• Demonstrate how to follow simple instructions like “Go straight,” “Turn left,” or “Turn right.”
• Practice by giving simple direction-based commands (e.g., “Turn left to the door”).

Using Landmarks:

• Teach how landmarks (e.g., trees, buildings, or parks) help us find the right direction.
• Encourage students to identify common landmarks when exploring or going on a walk.

Following Instructions:

• Have students follow a series of directions to reach a destination within the classroom or playground, enhancing their understanding of the right direction.

Let’s practice!🖊️