Clearer Combined Steps

Students read pairs of short, choppy directions and combine them into one smoother, more logical instruction. This encourages them to think about clarity, conciseness, and sentence structure when giving procedural steps. By merging the actions, learners practice avoiding redundancy and creating fluent, easy-to-follow directions. This task builds foundational skills for writing effective instructions, technical explanations, and how-to paragraphs. It also reinforces attention to sequencing and purposeful wording in informational writing.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Revising for Clarity and Sentence Fluency

Informational Writing – Combining Steps into Clear Instructions

Writing – Eliminating Choppy or Redundant Sentences

Critical Thinking – Determining Logical Instruction Order

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