Positional language activities

positional words for preschool, hands on learning to expand vocabulary

This teddy and box positional language activity supports the learning of positional language. Can your child move the teddy in line with the instructions?

I found this activity on Lakeshore Learning and got it as part of a donorschoose grant. It is an awesome, hands-on way to work on prepositions (which so many of my students struggle with). I also like the visual cards that come with it to help my students understand the directions. It comes with 4 different sets of props to use. Each set has 6 cards covering different prepositions. On the back is a picture of the correct answer. I like to use these to assess preposition skills as well as to…

@LLJournalAust: Basic vocabulary, like knowing prepositions, is necessary for beginning readers. Teach prepositions with this simple game.

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Add positional words on a cube and use manipulatives to show understanding. (Luvin' my Bug)

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

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

Kids can use kinetic sand and Mr. Potato Head pieces to practice understanding positional direction words while building with sand!