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30 Fun 2 Step Directions for Preschoolers

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“Put your slippers on and grab a spoon for your cereal.” Easy to do, right? 

For adults and older kids, following directions that have two steps can be quite an effortless task. For toddlers and young preschoolers, following multiple directions is a skill that takes time and maturity.

You can practise this skill in a fun way by using these 2 step directions for preschoolers.

What are Two Step Instructions?

Following directions that include two tasks is an important listening skill for children to learn. This helps them play games, follow instructions and procedures in the classroom and fit in socially with friends. 

Being able to follow two-step instructions involves developing different types of skills. 

Working memory is about holding onto information in order to use it. We want to be sure that kids can follow one-step directions effectively before moving ahead to giving them two steps to follow.  

Auditory processing skills are also very important for enabling kids to follow directions they hear. 

For example, auditory memory refers to when kids remember what they have heard, to use that information later. 

Auditory closure helps them “fill in the blanks” when they have missed hearing the complete direction and auditory figure-ground aids kids in tuning out background noise to hear instructions. [source] 

Speech therapy addresses not only how well children speak in words (expressive language) but also how well they understand what they hear (receptive language). 

The receptive aspects of speech therapy are connected to auditory processing, and getting lots of practice in following directions is helpful to build those skills. 

Verbal reasoning and vocabulary skills are also essential for children to comprehend your instructions. They must understand the words you are saying to be successful. 

When Should a Child Follow 2 Step Directions? 

At what age should a child start listening to and following one-to-two step directions? 

At 24 months of age, many children can follow two or even three-step directions, especially those that are related, such as picking up two specific toys to put away on a shelf. 

Although they can do this, research shows they choose to follow through only about half the time. 

At around age three, most kids effectively follow two-step directions. 

So then, when should a child follow 3 step directions? 

Four-year-old children are usually able to follow through on three-step instructions, especially those that are given in a logical order. 

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How do I Teach My Child to Follow Multi-Step Directions?

It’s important to talk to your children often, giving voice to your own thought process as you move through your day. Verbalize what you observe about your child’s movements throughout the day, as well. 

Read to your children, pointing to illustrations, and urging them to name objects. 

How do you teach following instructions? 

Listening skills in early childhood are very important and must be practised. Here are some tips:

  • When giving your child instructions, state them clearly, in simple language, and give your child enough time to respond. 
  • Look at them when giving directions, and make sure they are looking at you.
  • Restate or clarify if your child has not followed through on the instructions given. 
  • Model the correct actions, if necessary. 
  • Praise your child when they follow through on a single instruction and they will eventually build the ability to follow multiple part instructions. 
  • Don’t start giving 3 step directions until your child has mastered 2 instructions.

A list of 2 Step Directions for Preschoolers 

Some of the following examples include 2 step directions with prepositions or spatial concepts, such as “on,” “under”, and “over. ” 

These types of words address the relationships between objects or between objects and individuals and can help teach positional language.

Make a game out of requesting that your children complete two actions. You can also make it fun by using these directions in familiar games that require giving directions, such as “Simon Says” or “Follow the Leader.” 

You could also play “Broken Telephone,” to see if the last person who hears the directions can follow through successfully.

Another fun game is Listen and Draw. Give multiple directions that your child must follow to draw the picture you describe. 

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Here is a list of instructions suitable for preschoolers:

1.   Sit down on the floor and close your eyes.

2.   Touch your head and turn in a circle.

3.   Stand up and pretend to be frozen.

4.   Bounce the ball and say your name.

5.   Do a jumping jack and then sit on the chair.

6.   Hop on one foot and smile.

7.   Place the teddy bear under the table and sit on the chair.

8.   Walk along the fence and sit on the swing.

9.   Reach your hands over your head and clap your hands.

10.   Stand next to Grandma/Grandpa and hold onto their hand.

11.   Draw a yellow sun above the green grass.

12.   Draw blue water next to a brown beach.

13.   Touch your toes and then spin around in a circle.

14.   Wash your face with this cloth and comb your hair.

15.   Spread peanut butter on one slice of bread and place the other slice on top.

16.   Pull your blanket up on the bed and arrange your stuffed animals.

17.   Take a book out of your bag and set it on the table.

18.   Lie down next to Mom/Dad and close your eyes.

19.   Take off your mittens and hang them up to dry.

20.   Point to your eyes and say your name.

21.   Point to your lips and smack them together.

22.   Turn off the TV and place the remote on the coffee table.

23.   Stomp your feet and say, “I’m a dinosaur!”

24.   Choose a book from your shelf and read it to your doll.

25.   Cover your eyes and say, “Boo!”

26.   Turn around in a circle and then sit down on the grass.

27.   Wave goodbye to me and walk to the door.

28.   Climb up the steps and then walk back down.

29.   Fetch your school bag and put your lunch box inside it.

30.   Wash your hands for dinner and come back to sit on a chair at the table.

These are just a jumping-off place to start your mind working! Involve your children and challenge them to make up their own directions and ask you to follow them!

Check out these other listening activities for kids to get even more practice! 

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Teaching How To Follow 2- and 3-Step Sequential Directions

This is a guest blog post by Holly, a school-based SLP, all about teaching how to follow 2 and 3-step sequential directions!

Teaching Sequential Directions

Do you have students on your caseload that can follow one-step directions pretty well, but–as soon as the complexity increases–that accuracy goes out the window?

If that’s the case for you and your students, you’re not alone! There are plenty of factors that influence the ability to follow complex directions: hearing/vision, executive function skills, language comprehension, grammar, student level of interest, task complexity, and sequencing, just to name a few. These areas were reviewed in further depth in a previous post on following simple directions — a lot of that info applies here, too!

Complex instructions are relevant for students across the grade-span. Like many domains of communication, the milestones related to following directions are geared towards younger children:

– Between 1-2 years of age, kids generally follow familiar one-step directions with support (Linguisystem, 2014)
– Between 2-3 years, children can follow two-step commands (Linguisystem, 2014)
– Around 4-5 years old, kids typically understand sequential terms (e.g., first, next, last) and respond to three-step directions at home or school (ASHA)

We know, of course, that the importance and complexity of instructions don’t end at age 5. Whether you work at an elementary, middle, or high school, following instructions serves as a major foundation for learning. These skills are also incredibly valuable for students working on vocational skills and transition plans. (Imagine your first day at a new job! There are countless tutorials to follow and procedures that you’re expected to get the hang of!) So how can we support our students no matter what level they’re working at?

In a previous post on following simple directions, we outlined the process of assessing this skill, selecting meaningful targets, using visuals and strategies, plus designing structured and contextualized intervention.

Now we’re taking it a step further by teaching how to follow multi-step, sequential directions! We’ll review different types of complex directions, plus how to teach and strengthen this skill in therapy.

Types of Complex /  Multi-Step Directions

Not all directions are equally complex — that’s why it’s important to figure out what strengths and challenges are impacting a student’s ability to follow along with instructions. Here are a couple examples:

Conditional Directions: If you ride the bus after school, line up here.  

Spatial Concepts: Take a seat at the nearest table and face your chair towards the front of the room. 

Temporal Concepts: Before you sit down, hang up your bag on the wall.

One Action, Multiple Objects: Grab a packet, glue stick, and a pair of scissors from the table.

Multiple Actions, One Object: With your pen, circle the word you don’t know, then underline any clues that will help you figure out what the word means.

Multiple Actions, Multiple Objects: Pick out a book, bring it to the checkout counter, and present your student ID card to the librarian.

The more concepts embedded into a set of instructions, the higher the demands placed on language and working memory will be.

For a deeper dive into assessing these skills, check out the prequel to this blog post and browse through the assessment materials available through the SLP Now membership! There’s a Smart Deck to quickly probe students’ accuracy in following 1, 2, and 3-step directions.

Teaching Multi-Step Directions in Therapy

How do you feel about using anchor charts, visuals, and compensatory strategies in therapy? From kindergarten through high school, I’ve found that these kinds of support make a huge difference for students.

Visuals

When teaching a new skill, it can be helpful to use visual aids to represent a concept. This is because many of our students are already challenged by auditory or written comprehension (Law et al., 2017), so we can use this teaching phase as an opportunity to play to any strengths! This might involve using pictures, symbols, photos, or other visual supports when teaching a skill. Here are some of my favorite visuals to use with complex instructions:

Strategies

When helping students strengthen skills in an area, it takes time and practice. Strategies can be taught, practiced, and used the very same day — that kind of success can be really motivating for our students when they’re starting out! Over time, using rehearsal/visualization techniques has also been found to improve students’ abilities to follow directions (Gill et al. , 2003).

These handouts (included in the SLP Now membership) are great for partnering with teachers and working on self-advocacy skills for students.

Targeting 2 & 3-Step Sequential Directions (In Therapy & Beyond!)

Once you’ve selected your targets and reviewed the skills and strategies you’ll be working on with your students, now comes the fun part… Practice!

Games

Introduce a new game or tweak a familiar one, emphasizing the importance of listening to the instructions

Recipes

Can you think of a multi-step activity that is more functional than following a recipe? Our speech-language rooms don’t often come equipped with extra space, so your recipe could be as simple as making trail mix. However, if your school has an area dedicated to cooking skills or a kitchen space that you can borrow, try incorporating it into your therapy activities!

Calendars

Try filling out a planner, agenda, or calendar with students. The working memory demands are high here (e.g., note that your spring break is from April 4th-8th, and your book report is due the following Monday), so it emphasizes the importance of using external strategies, such as writing down details!

Vocational Activities

When working with older students and developing transition plans, identify what kind of job skills involve complex directions (e.g., bagging groceries involves sorting items based on weight/shape/temperature, organizing them into a bag, and placing the bags into the cart). This is a great opportunity to incorporate your students’ interests!

Other Curriculum-Based Activities

To support carryover throughout a student’s school day, collaborate with other teachers to see what activities involve complex directions. In a framework developed by Wallach (2014) and Kamhi (2014), we see that a contextualized approach to targeting these skills can be the most effective!

I hope this post has been helpful for you! Do you have any other questions or ideas for targeting multi-step directions? Feel free to comment below — thanks for stopping by!

 

References

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. (n.d.) What should my child be able to do? Four to Five Years Old. Retrieved from https://www.asha.org/public/speech/development/45/.

Gill, C. B., Klecan-Aker, J., Roberts, T., & Fredenburg, K. A. (2003). Following directions: Rehearsal and visualization strategies for children with specific language impairment. Child Language Teaching and Therapy, 19(1), 85-103.

Kamhi, A. G. (2014). Improving clinical practices for children with language and learning disorders. Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools, 45(2), 92-103.

Law, J., Dennis, J. A., Charlton, J. J. V. (2017). Speech and language therapy interventions for children with primary speech and/or language disorders. Cochrane Database Systematic Review.

Wallach, G. P. (2014). Improving clinical practice: A school-age and school-based perspective. Language, Speech & Hearing Services in Schools, 45, 127–136.

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    Fill out this short form communication about holding on the basis of your organization All-Russian lesson on first aid. Within 2x working days after filling it out to the e-mail you specified address will receive a certificate of participation in the action. Therefore very it is important to fill in the fields carefully, indicating the full names - they will be included in the certificate. filling forms will be available from February 28 to March 5. You can send any questions you may have to e-mail: [email protected]

    Email We will send you a certificate to the specified address

    Full name of your organization For example, GBOU School No. 28 or the Palace of Children's Art "Solnyshko"

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    Enter the name of the locality where your organization is located

    Select the formats of events that were held on the basis of your organization on February 28, 20 as part of the All-Russian lesson

    Interactive lesson according to the proposed scenario
    Practical master class
    Other

    Specify the age of the event participants

    Indicate the total number of schoolchildren who took part in the activities of the Promotion in your organization

    Evaluate the quality of materials (concept, script, leaflet layout, etc. ) provided by the Promotion organizers If you rated the materials below 3 points, please leave a comment in the feedback field indicating how, in your opinion, the organizers should improve the materials provided when preparing the next action. Very poor quality materials

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    If you were a member of the All-Russian Forum of Medical Volunteers in 2022, then fill out this form and within a week after filling it out, a certificate will be sent to the e-mail address you specified. It is IMPORTANT to fill in the fields carefully, indicating the full names - they will be included in the certificate.

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    Full name Ivanov Ivan Ivanovich

    Select Federal District -CentralNorth-WesternSouthernNorth-CaucasianVolgaUralSiberianFar EasternLugansk People's RepublicDonetsk People's Republic

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    Fill out this short feedback form about holding a lesson on the basis of your organization as part of the All-Russian Health Lesson "Be healthy!". Within a week after filling it out, a Certificate of participation in the promotion will be sent to the e-mail address you specified. Therefore, it is very important to fill in the fields carefully, indicating the full names - they will be included in the certificate.

    Email We will send you a certificate to the specified address

    Short name of your organization For example, GBOU School No. 28 or the Palace of Children's Art "Solnyshko"

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    Select the region where your organization is located -

    Enter the name of the locality where your organization is located

    Indicate the number of lessons given according to the proposed scenario in your organization

    Specify the age of the event participants

    Indicate the total number of schoolchildren who took part in the activities of the Promotion in your organization

    Evaluate the quality of materials (concept, script, leaflet layout, etc. ) provided by the Promotion organizers If you rated the materials below 3 points, please leave a comment in the feedback field indicating how, in your opinion, the organizers should improve the materials provided when preparing the next action. Very poor quality materials

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    Thank you for participating in the game! Fill out this form and within a week after filling it out, a Certificate of participation in the game will be sent to your e-mail address. It is IMPORTANT to fill in the fields carefully, indicating the full names - they will be included in the certificate.

    Email We will send you a certificate to the specified address

    Full name For example, Ivanov Ivan Ivanovich

    Short name of your organization For example, GBOU School No. 28 or the Palace of Children's Art "Solnyshko"

    Select Federal District -CentralNorth-WesternSouthNorth-CaucasianVolgaUralSiberianFar Eastern

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    Fill out this reporting form about participation in the New Level Interregional Online Forum on Medical Volunteering. Within a week after filling it out, a Forum Participant Certificate will be sent to the e-mail address you specified. It is IMPORTANT to fill in the fields carefully, indicating the full names - they will be included in the certificate.

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    Full name For example, Ivanov Ivan Ivanovich

    Job title -Regional coordinatorDeputy regional coordinator Coordinator of programs for schoolchildrenCoordinator for the promotion of human donation Coordinator of the direction "Volunteer assistance in medical organizations" Coordinator for training in first aid and support of events Coordinator of the direction "Healthy lifestyle" Coordinator of the direction "Sanitary and preventive education" Coordinator of special projects Volunteer

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    Comments and Feedback We ask you to evaluate the provided information and methodological materials, indicating how, in your opinion, the organizers should improve them when preparing the next forum.

    Fill out this reporting form about participation in the All-Russian Action for Psychological Education dedicated to the World Mental Health Day. Within a week after filling it out, a certificate for participation will be sent to the e-mail address you specified. It is IMPORTANT to fill in the fields carefully, indicating the full names - they will be included in the certificate.

    Email We will send you a certificate to the specified address

    Full name For example, Ivanov Ivan Ivanovich

    Job title - Regional coordinator of the direction "Psychological assistance to the population" Volunteer psychologist

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    Comments and Feedback We ask you to evaluate the provided information and methodological materials, indicating how, in your opinion, the organizers should improve them when preparing the next action.

    Fill out this short feedback form about the events under the Healthy Change federal program. At the end, it will come to the e-mail address you specified. Therefore, it is very important to fill in the fields carefully, indicating the correct names - they will be entered in the certificate.

    Email We will send you a certificate to the specified address

    Short name of your organization For example, GBOU School No. 28 or the Palace of Children's Art "Solnyshko"

    Select Federal District -CentralNorth-WesternSouthNorth-CaucasianVolgaUralSiberianFar Eastern

    Select the region where your organization is located -

    Enter the name of the locality where your organization is located

    Specify the number of lessons for the program

    Specify the age of the event participants

    Indicate the total number of students who participated in the program

    Evaluate the quality of materials (concept, script, leaflet layout, etc.


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