Using Positional Language
We will learn and use words like 'beside', 'under', 'left', and 'right' to describe where things are and to give directions.
About This Topic
We will learn and use words like 'beside', 'under', 'left', and 'right' to describe where things are and to give directions.
Key Questions
- Identify an object that is to the left of the board.
- Explain how to get from your desk to the door using directions.
- Justify your description of where the book is placed.
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