Which bus goes to City Hall? Take Bus No. 3.
(Also, try Which or How pages)
Crazy Bus: Students create their own dialogue using the
Crazy Bus map and worksheet.
2006: Could you tell me the way to the post office?
How Can I Get There: Students listen to intructions and find locations on a map. This is followed by the creation of a script based on the listening activity which the students then role play.
PowerPoint Directions: Use the PowerPoint presentation to teach students how to give and recieve directions.
Puzzle Game: Get the students to act out, "Could you...?" requests. This activity doesn't practice directions, but it does practice the S+V+O+O Complement sentence pattern.
Treasure Hunt: Using a map and clue cards, students give directions, write directions, and work in groups to find the hidden treasure within a fictional city.
Ways to SF: This is a simple listening exercise for students to learn how to ask for directions and draw on the map while famous places in San Francisco are being introduced to them.
Where Am I: Students practice giving and receiving directions while playing Othello.
World Rally: Spice up that boring direction class with a little unadulterated racing goodness.