Each row is a simple picture scene. Children circle the picture — or the word — that matches in, on, under, above, below, beside, between or outside.
This is scene position, not left and right of the page. Pictures are diagrams, not photos, so the place of the object is the answer.
Circle in, on, under and other position words.
Look at where the picture sits — in, on, under, above, below, beside, between or outside.
Circle the picture that shows the book UNDER the table.
Circle the picture that shows the apple ON the table.
Circle the picture that shows the ball UNDER the table.
Circle the picture that shows the cat ON the table.
Circle the picture that shows the star IN the box.
A preschool positional-language generator. Every sheet builds fresh schematic scenes from stored geometry. IN means inside a box. UNDER means under a table. BELOW means stacked lower than another object. INSIDE is not used as a second word for IN.
Skills practiced
Print tip: One A4 page. Scenes stay large. Answers are never printed.