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Asking for written or shorter directions: practice sheet

Grades 6–8 · Ready-made original

Write, draw, or say your answer. You may pass.

An example

An art task has six spoken directions. Casey remembers the first two but is unsure what to do after that.

What specific change to the directions could help?

One possible response: Casey asks, “Could I see the steps written down?” The teacher supplies the list and helps identify the next step.

1. A student can follow the first step but loses track of the remaining spoken steps.

What specific change to the directions could help?

2. The written directions have a word the student does not understand.

What specific change to the directions could help?

One sentence to keep

Choose one story above. Write the first thing the person could say or do.

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