Partner sheet: Follow directions, sheet 1
The partner sheet shows the cues and the intended words. It is for the practice partner.
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SayI will read a direction. Point to the word it names.
1. Choose the one that tells the time.
- First cue (the direction again)
- Second cue (one part at a time)One word to choose: the one that tells the time.
- Last cue (point to the words, in order)Choose: clock.
- The intended wordclock
2. Choose the word for a drink.
- First cue (the direction again)
- Second cue (one part at a time)One word to choose: the word for a drink.
- Last cue (point to the words, in order)Choose: coffee.
- The intended wordcoffee
Partner sheet: Follow directions, sheet 1
3. Choose the one that keeps you dry.
- First cue (the direction again)
- Second cue (one part at a time)One word to choose: the one that keeps you dry.
- Last cue (point to the words, in order)Choose: umbrella.
- The intended wordumbrella
4. Choose the one that carries water.
- First cue (the direction again)
- Second cue (one part at a time)One word to choose: the one that carries water.
- Last cue (point to the words, in order)Choose: hose.
- The intended wordhose
Partner sheet: Follow directions, sheet 1
5. Choose the place with benches and trees.
- First cue (the direction again)
- Second cue (one part at a time)One word to choose: the place with benches and trees.
- Last cue (point to the words, in order)Choose: park.
- The intended wordpark
6. Choose the one that shows the roads.
- First cue (the direction again)
- Second cue (one part at a time)One word to choose: the one that shows the roads.
- Last cue (point to the words, in order)Choose: map.
- The intended wordmap
Stop when either of you is tired. You can come back another time.
This is practice material. It is not medical advice and it is not speech therapy. It does not replace a speech-language pathologist.
Sudden new trouble speaking or understanding is an emergency. Call 911 or your local emergency number now. Tell your doctor or speech-language pathologist about trouble swallowing or changes in mood.