This document provides information about traffic signs and how to give directions. It defines what traffic signs are and lists some common types like no U-turn, one way, and school crossing. The objectives are to name traffic signs and draw a map giving directions. It then gives examples of phrases to use for directions like "go past the cinema" or "turn left at the crossroads." Learners are assigned to draw a map from their school to their house and provide written directions for someone to follow to their address.
This document provides information about traffic signs and how to give directions. It defines what traffic signs are and lists some common types like no U-turn, one way, and school crossing. The objectives are to name traffic signs and draw a map giving directions. It then gives examples of phrases to use for directions like "go past the cinema" or "turn left at the crossroads." Learners are assigned to draw a map from their school to their house and provide written directions for someone to follow to their address.
This document provides information about traffic signs and how to give directions. It defines what traffic signs are and lists some common types like no U-turn, one way, and school crossing. The objectives are to name traffic signs and draw a map giving directions. It then gives examples of phrases to use for directions like "go past the cinema" or "turn left at the crossroads." Learners are assigned to draw a map from their school to their house and provide written directions for someone to follow to their address.
This document provides information about traffic signs and how to give directions. It defines what traffic signs are and lists some common types like no U-turn, one way, and school crossing. The objectives are to name traffic signs and draw a map giving directions. It then gives examples of phrases to use for directions like "go past the cinema" or "turn left at the crossroads." Learners are assigned to draw a map from their school to their house and provide written directions for someone to follow to their address.
THE PURPOSE OF EACH SIGN. Traffic Sign Giving Directions OBJECTIVES
At the end of this module, learners are
expected to: Name the traffic signs Draw a map and give directions No U turn One way Steep downhill ahead Bumpy road Men At work Train tracks ahead
Slippery Road No overtaking Cross roads ahead
School Crossing TRAFFIC SIGNS OR ROAD SIGNS
are signs erected at the side
of or above roads to give instructions or provide information to road users. Common Road Signs in the Philippines Giving directions In the same way that you need to ask directions when you travel abroad, foreigners visiting your city might ask you directions, Here are some common phrases you can use: Go past the cinema. (Pass the cinema.) Go along this road. Go straight on/ahead. (Stay on this road – don’t turn.) Go through the tunnel. At the roundabout, take the first exit. Turn left at the crossroads. Take the second right. It’s on your left. You’ll see it in front of you. It’s on the other side of the road. You’re going the wrong way. Exercise Help a female tourist go to the following places. Give her the directions using the map. 1. From bakery to the library 2. From school to zoo 3. From your location to the post office 4. From hotel to PUB 5. From town hall to bakery 6. From pet shop to PUB 7. From school to your location 8. From library to bakery 9. From zoo to your location 10. From post office to pet shop ASSIGNMENT
Your adviser wants to visit you, but he/she doesn’t know
the location of your house. Draw a map starting from your school going to your house. Then below your drawing, give him/her instructions on how to go to your address. Do it on a separate sheet of short size bond paper. Below is an example of a map. Use it as your guide. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!