Follow Me! Directions at Home and School
A speaking game about following directions in daily routines. Students follow one-step and two-step directions with order words (first, then, next) and place words (on, under, next to). They then give directions back. Scenes move through the day: morning, school, after school, and evening.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Teens at CEFR B1 level. Topic: Following directions: instructions at school and at home.
Categories
- Morning at Home
- At School
- After School
- Evening: Your Turn
Questions
- Morning at Home (100): Every morning, Sam gets up. First, he washes his face. Then, he brushes his teeth. What does Sam do first?
- Morning at Home (200): Mia puts her shoes next to the door every night. In the morning, she needs her shoes. Where does Mia look?
- Morning at Home (300): Dad says: Put your bowl in the sink, then wipe the table. What do you do after you put your bowl in the sink?
- Morning at Home (400): Leo's mum says: First, take your lunch from the fridge. Then, put it in your bag. Say the two steps back in order. Use first and then.
- Morning at Home (500): Your little brother cannot find his school bag. It is under the table. Give him two steps to get it and put it on. Use first and then.
- At School (100): The teacher says: Put your pencil on your desk. Where does the pencil go?
- At School (200): The teacher says: First, open your book. Next, find page ten. What do you do next?
- At School (300): The class goes to lunch at twelve every day. The teacher says: Stand up, then wait next to the door. Where do you wait?
- At School (400): In art class, the teacher says: First, put on your apron. Then, get the paint from under the sink. Tell a partner the two steps in order.
- At School (500): A new student does not know the morning routine. Every morning, students hang their coat on a hook. Then they sit at their desk. Give the new student these two directions. Use first and then.
- After School (100): Ana feeds her cat every day after school. The cat food is in the cupboard. Where is the cat food?
- After School (200): Ben plays football after school. His coach says: Put the balls in the bag, then put the bag next to the gate. Where does the bag go?
- After School (300): Zara does her homework at the kitchen table. Her dad says: First, eat your snack. Then, start your homework. What does Zara do before her homework?
- After School (400): Your friend visits after school. Your mum says: First, put your shoes under the bench. Then, wash your hands. Tell your friend the two steps.
- After School (500): You and a friend want to make toast. The bread is in the cupboard. The toaster is next to the fridge. Give your friend two steps. Use first, then, and a place word.
- Evening: Your Turn (100): Think about when you get home. What do you do first? Start with: First, I...
- Evening: Your Turn (200): Where do you put your school bag at night? Use a place word like on, under, or next to.
- Evening: Your Turn (300): Think about your bedtime routine. What do you do first, and what do you do next?
- Evening: Your Turn (400): If a friend sleeps at your house, they need a towel. Tell your friend where to find one. Use a place word.
- Evening: Your Turn (500): Think of two things you do every evening to get ready for school. Tell a partner to do them, in order. Use first and then.