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Put your hands in front of you, palms facing inwards. Where the thumb and index finger form an L, that's your right hand. And of course, cars where I grew up (
by JacobAldridge 16y ago
Put your hands in front of you, palms facing inwards. Where the thumb and index finger form an L, that's your right hand.
And of course, cars where I grew up (Australia) drove on the opposite side of the road to the cars on tv (mostly US shows and movies).
I think these are both great ways to help teach kids left and right; I just like to point out the flaws since neither way helped me (and I still have to think about it). Of course, I'm far more messed up than most kids will ever hope to be!
- eru 16y agoDidn't I imply that cars drive on the right side i.e. the left side of the road?
- JacobAldridge 16y agoYeah - I was making the point about it being a confusing tool to use. When I'm outside, cars drive on the left; when I'm inside watching a movie, they drive on the right; so my brain isn't getting wired with clear signals.