Teaching positional words preschool

Teach position words to your preschoolers with this hands on apple and worm preposition activity! Your students are going to love it!

This quick and easy way to teach positional words is super engaging to students! All you need is a solo cup, a bear manipulative, and a permanent marker! To prep this activity, you will need to draw a “door” on the solo cups. We call the cup “Mr. Bear’s House,” so it has a playful ... Read More about Positional Words

positional words for preschool, hands on learning to expand vocabulary

Try this fun positional words activity with your preschool or kindergarten students! It’s the final week of the K-2 Math Activities series with Playdough to Plato and This Reading Mama! This week o

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Teaching your students positional words? Need practice sorting pictures by their position and reviewing shapes? This pack is for you!What's included?Included in this pack are 6 worksheets to teach the 4 positional words - in front, on top, below, and under. There are 3 cut and paste worksheets and ...

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Learn all about prepositions that describe position with these positional word books for kids. Includes a printable book list. #positionalwords #geometryactivities #booklists #teaching #booksforkids #GrowingBookbyBook

We had been discussing and using positional words in my class of four year olds. One of our favorite songs, is There's A Spider on My Head There's a Spider on my toe, on my toe. There's a Spider on my toe, on my toe. There's a Spider on my toe I wish that he would go There's a Spider on my toe, on my toe. Then use knee, leg, middle, arm, hand...whatever body parts you want to and come up with a rhyme for all the way up to your head. As we sing, I balance a spider on each part. We switched up…