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Driving Rules: Signs and Symbols

Driving Rules: Signs and Symbols. Identify sign or symbol on the road Explain what it means. Driving Rules: Speed Limits. Describe situation Explain what the speed limit is. Driving Rules: Right-of-Way. Describe situation Pose a rhetorical question—“who has the right-of-way?” Explain who.

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Driving Rules: Signs and Symbols

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  1. Driving Rules: Signs and Symbols • Identify sign or symbol on the road • Explain what it means

  2. Driving Rules: Speed Limits Describe situation Explain what the speed limit is

  3. Driving Rules: Right-of-Way Describe situation Pose a rhetorical question—“who has the right-of-way?” Explain who

  4. Driving Rules: Personal Safety Describe situation Explain what you should or should not do

  5. Explaining Everyday Rules 1. Give the situation 2. Explain rule

  6. Explaining Everyday Rules 1. Give the situation 2. Explain rule “Talking is not allowed in class.” “Quiet after 11:00 P.M.” “No running around the pool.” “Passengers are to check in at the gate 20 minutes before departure.”

  7. Explaining Everyday Rules 1. Give the situation 2. Explain rule “Talking is not allowed in class.” “Quiet after 11:00 P.M.” “No running around the pool.” “Passengers are to check in at the gate 20 minutes before departure.” “Talking is not allowed in class.” “Quiet after 11:00 P.M.” “No running around the pool.” “Passengers are to check in at the gate 20 minutes before departure.”

  8. authoritative diplomatic

  9.  Cultural Rules/Customs Describe situation Explain rule or custom Contrast with another more familiar culture

  10. Conditional Sentences Uno Card Game If you cannot match the color or number of the top card in the discard pile, then you must draw a card or play a wild card. If you forget to yell “Uno” when you have one card left, you must draw 4 more cards. If the person after you has one card, you can play your “skip” card to prevent him from having a turn and going out. Blackjack If you have an Ace and a face card, you automatically win. If the dealer hits you 6 times and you remain under 21 points, your bet is quadrupled.

  11. How is the game set up? (use LCLs, ICLs, and spatial agreement) • How do you play the game? (use conditional • clauses) • How does a player win? (use relative clause) • What are some of the best strategies for winning the game?

  12. Things to consider: • Where is the best place to stand when explaining the game? • What strategies should I use to manage the group? • What part of the game should I explain before the players take their positions? • What part of the game is best explained with demonstration or during play? • When is it best to explain variations of the game?

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