| Planned Teaching | |||
| Boys Town Social Skill Lesson Plan | |||
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How to Follow Instructions |
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| Introduce Skill | Use the story of Winnie the Pooh: No One's Listening to | ||
| What? | introduce the concept of following instructions. Discuss | ||
| When? | what "following instructions" means: (Listening carefully | ||
| Who? | and do as we are told) When? (Playing a game, taking a test, putting | ||
| models together, grown-ups following boss' instructions) Who? | |||
| (Friends, family, teachers, coaches, policemen, etc.) | |||
| Describe Skill Steps | 1. Look at the person. | ||
| 2. Say "Okay." | |||
| 3. Do the task immediately. | |||
| 4. Check back. | |||
| Rationale | When you follow instructions, you may get your work done sooner and have | ||
| Benefit | more time to play or get to the next activity. You may make your | ||
| Neg. Consequence | teacher think you are more responsible, and you may earn more privileges. | ||
| Concern | |||
| Request for | Does this make sense? Can someone repeat the steps for me? | ||
| Acknowledgment | |||
| Practice | In the story of Winnie the Pooh: No One's Listening, the characters | ||
| are not listening or following instructions. Have class role play | |||
| characters from the story. Whisper instructions to partner/ | |||
| character that corresponds with story. The partner must follow steps | |||
| of following instructions. Reverse roles. Discuss feelings when | |||
| instructions are followed/not followed promptly. | |||
| Feedback | You did a great job of following instructions by looking at | ||
| me, saying O.K., and doing the task immediately. | |||
| Positive | Because all of you practiced how to follow instructions, you have | ||
| Consequence | earned an extra 5 minutes of free time. | ||
| Follow-Up Practice | Tomorrow we will do an SRA listening tape and I want you to remember | ||
| how to follow instructions. | |||