The first instruction the teacher gives to Mouri is 'Stand up, please.'
Mouri says 'Sure, teacher' to indicate that she understands the instruction and is willing to comply with the teacher's request to come to the front.
If the teacher asked Kazi to stand up, Kazi would stand up and say 'Yes, teacher.' If the teacher then asked Kazi to come here, Kazi would say 'Sure, teacher' and walk to the front.
Role-playing these interactions helps students develop communication skills by practicing active listening to understand instructions, verbal responses like 'Sure, teacher' or 'Yes, teacher' to confirm understanding and compliance, and non-verbal communication through actions like standing up or walking. It also builds confidence in speaking and interacting in a formal setting, preparing them for real-life classroom scenarios.
Class 1 › English for Today › Chapter 3: Classroom Instructions › Topic: Classroom Instructions 1: Greetings and basic movement commands
Aligned to the NCTB national curriculum.