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Spatial concepts define the relationship between ourselves and objects, as well as the relationship of objects to each other.
A preposition is a word that connects the relationship between a noun, pronoun, or phrase to other words in a sentence. Prepositions act to connect people, objects, time, and locations of a sentence. Examples of a preposition are in bold:
First have student color all the dinosaur images/objects. Next, cut out the small pictures on the dotted lines. Finally, place pictures on the scene using the provided directions.
First have student color all the bugs/insects. Next, cut out the small pictures on the dotted lines. Finally, place pictures on the scene using the provided directions.
Cut out each card. Laminate for durability. Includes 18 cards!
Look at the pictures and describe where the leprechaun is. Cut the correct preposition and glue on the box. Use it in a sentence.
Cut out each card. Laminate for durability. Student looks at picture and describes where is the Dinosaur?
Cut out each card. Laminate for durability. Student looks at the picture and describes where is the alien?
To Assemble: Cut out book and staple pages together. Cut out each turkey image (last page). Child colors and glues a turkey image to complete the book.
Includes 8 cards.
This 8 PAGE High Quality PDF Addresses the following Prepositions: above/below, right/left, front/behind. Write the appropriate preposition on the lines under each picture to describe where the hippo is. Next, Draw a line to the words to match each picture to describe where the hippo is.
TYPE “front†or “behind†under each picture to describe where the hippo is.
2 Versions! Version 1- Color the bugs, then use the word bank to help you fill in each sentence. Version 2- Color & Cut the bugs out and glue in any order. Use the word bank to help you describe where the bugs are in the row.
Print and cut out each item to be used with the "Beach Fun" scene. Read the directions for the child to place each item on the scene.
Print and cut out each item to be used with the "Under the Sea" scene. Read the directions for the child to place each item on the scene.