The document outlines a teaching plan to teach a student to follow instructions in increasing levels of difficulty. It begins with 1-step simple cued and uncued instructions close to the student. It progresses to instructions involving distance from the student or teacher, as well as retrieving objects. The final level introduces 2-step instructions to demonstrate the student can follow any two-step instruction. The plan aims to generalize following instructions to more natural classroom environments.
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Download FREE Follows 1-Step Instructions Target Response List
The document outlines a teaching plan to teach a student to follow instructions in increasing levels of difficulty. It begins with 1-step simple cued and uncued instructions close to the student. It progresses to instructions involving distance from the student or teacher, as well as retrieving objects. The final level introduces 2-step instructions to demonstrate the student can follow any two-step instruction. The plan aims to generalize following instructions to more natural classroom environments.
The document outlines a teaching plan to teach a student to follow instructions in increasing levels of difficulty. It begins with 1-step simple cued and uncued instructions close to the student. It progresses to instructions involving distance from the student or teacher, as well as retrieving objects. The final level introduces 2-step instructions to demonstrate the student can follow any two-step instruction. The plan aims to generalize following instructions to more natural classroom environments.
Introduced Mastered 1. 1-step simple instructions – cued Examples: • High 5 (instructor holds up his/her own hand) • Sit down (with chair behind student) • Put it in (give student block for shape sorter, spoon in cup, puzzle in, etc.) • Pick it up (while pointing to something on the ground) • Take this (while handing student something) • Put it on (while handing student clothing item) • Put on hat (with hat on table) • Read book (with book on table) • Etc. 2. 1-step simple instructions – not cued Examples: • Clap hands • Wave bye • Stand up • Sit down (with no chair behind student) • Jump • Turn around • Touch (body part) *If student has learned body parts • Etc. 3. 1-step instructions involving distance Examples: • Throw this out / Put in garbage • Close the door • Turn off lights • Hang up backpack • Etc. 4. Go get [item] **Pre-requisite – learned receptive labels • Getting an item in an array of 3 on the floor 3 feet away • 5 feet away • 8 feet away • Across the room • Increase the array size 5. 1-step instructions from a distance – Teacher increases distance between student and teacher to mimic a classroom situation • Follows instructions while teacher is 3 feet away • 5 feet away • 8 feet away • Across the room 6. Any 2-step instructions – e.g., do this and this *It’s important at this stage never to teach the same instructions together – e.g., don’t always teach clap hands and touch head together. Goal = can your student follow ANY 2-step instruction.