Interactive Maze Activity for Teaching Directions
Engage students in a fun and educational blindfold maze activity where one person gives directions to guide the blindfolded partner through a table maze. Utilize instruction banks with commands like "TURN RIGHT," "WALK FORWARD," and "STOP." Explore using fractions for turns such as quarter, half, and three-quarter turns, as well as angles like 90, 180, and 360 degrees for right and left turns. Enhance directional skills, communication, and spatial awareness in an interactive learning environment.
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Blindfold Maze Using directions to guide pupils through a table maze
Blindfold maze? Working in pairs; One person will give instructions One will be blindfolded The blindfolded person will wait at the start of the maze The other person will give them instructions Try to complete the maze.
Instruction Bank TURN RIGHT TURN LEFT WALK FORWARD TAKE _?_ STEPS WALK BACKWARDS STOP
Using Fractions Use quarter turns, half turns and three-quarter turns. Use clockwise and anti-clockwise
Using Angles Use angles for turns as follows: 90 degree turn right, left or clockwise, anti-clockwise 180 degree turn right, left or clockwise, anti-clockwise 360 degree turn right, left or clockwise, anti-clockwise
