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Giving Directions Worksheet

A Grade 3 ELA worksheet focused on understanding and writing clear directions, including a reading passage and various question types.

Grade 3 ELA WritingNonfiction WritingGiving Directions
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TextMultiple ChoiceFill in the BlanksTrue / FalseShort AnswerCustom

Standards

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.3.2CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.3.4

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ELAWritingDirectionsGrade 3
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Giving Directions Worksheet

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Read the instructions carefully and answer all questions. For writing tasks, remember to be clear and use transition words.

Reading Passage: Finding the Park

My friend Leo invited me to his birthday party at the new community park. He sent me directions: "First, walk out of your house and turn left onto Elm Street. Walk past the big oak tree on your right. Next, you will see a small blue house. Turn right after the blue house onto Maple Avenue. Walk straight for two blocks until you reach the corner with the ice cream shop. Finally, cross the street and the park will be right in front of you! See you there!"

1. What is the first thing you do after leaving your house?

a

Turn right onto Elm Street

b

Turn left onto Elm Street

c

Walk straight

d

Cross the street

2. What landmark tells you to turn right onto Maple Avenue?

a

The big oak tree

b

The ice cream shop

c

A small blue house

d

The park

Complete the sentences using words from the directions.

3. The park is located across the street from the   shop.

4. You will walk straight for two   on Maple Avenue.

Read each statement and decide if it is True or False based on the directions.

5. You will turn left after seeing the small blue house.

T

True

F

False

6. The big oak tree is on your right as you walk on Elm Street.

T

True

F

False

7. Imagine your friend is coming to your house for the first time. Write clear directions from your school to your house. Remember to use transition words (like 'first,' 'next,' 'then,' 'finally') and landmarks.

8. Look at the map below. If you are at the 'Start' and want to go to the 'Library', write down the directions you would follow.

Treasure Map