Location Words Worksheets for Pre-K
Are you in search of engaging and educational worksheets to help your Pre-K child develop their understanding of location words? Look no further! We have curated a collection of worksheets specifically designed to introduce and reinforce the concept of location words, allowing your little one to confidently navigate and describe objects in their surroundings.
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Where is the bee? (On the flower)
The bee is on the flower.
Where is the ball? (Under the table)
The ball is under the table.
Where is the book? (Inside the backpack)
The book is inside the backpack.
Where is the cat? (On top of the wall)
The cat is on top of the wall.
Where is the car? (Next to the tree)
The car is next to the tree.
Where is the cup? (In the cupboard)
The cup is in the cupboard.
Where is the dog? (In front of the house)
The dog is in front of the house.
Where is the hat? (Behind the chair)
The hat is behind the chair.
Where is the pencil? (Inside the pencil case)
The pencil is inside the pencil case.
Where is the toy? (Between the pillows)
The toy is between the pillows.
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