This document provides an overview of a lesson on directions and asking for directions. It includes the learning objectives, which are to identify and apply the social functions, text structure and language features of transactional oral and written texts involving requesting and providing direction information. It then outlines the social function of describing how to get to a place, the general structure used for asking and giving directions, example language features like verbs and prepositions, and provides a short dialogue example. The document concludes with discussion of classroom activities to practice directions and student self-reflection.