Let’s look at each word on the blocks and ask: “Does this word tell us WHERE something is?”
We’re looking for
adverbs that tell where — these are words like *here*, *there*, *inside*, *outside*, etc. They answer the question: “Where?”
Let’s go one by one:
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there → Yes! It tells you a place. (“Put it there.”)
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blocks → No. That’s a thing, not a place.
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doll → No. That’s a toy, not a place.
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truck → No. That’s a vehicle, not a place.
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here → Yes! It tells you right here — a location.
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somewhere → Yes! It means an unknown place — still tells “where”.
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outside → Yes! Tells you not inside — a location.
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inside → Yes! Tells you within something — a location.
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kite → No. That’s an object, not a place.
So the words that tell
where are:
→ there
→ here
→ somewhere
→ outside
→ inside
Final Answer:
there, here, somewhere, outside, inside
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of adverbs that tell how worksheet.
