Here's the complete solution to the "Prepositions of Place" worksheet, with explanations for each image.
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Row 1:
1.
Image 1 (already filled):
➤ *behind* — The parrot is standing behind the box. ✔️
2.
Image 2:
➤
between — The parrot is positioned between two boxes.
→ *Between* is used when something is in the middle of two other things.
3.
Image 3:
➤
down — The arrow shows the parrot flying downward from above.
→ *Down* indicates movement or position toward a lower level.
4.
Image 4:
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next to — The parrot is standing beside the box, touching it or very close.
→ *Next to* means immediately adjacent to something.
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Row 2:
5.
Image 5:
➤
to the left of — The parrot is standing on the left side of the box.
→ *To the left of* describes position relative to another object.
6.
Image 6:
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into — The arrow shows the parrot moving into the box.
→ *Into* indicates movement toward the inside of something.
7.
Image 7:
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in — The parrot is already inside the box.
→ *In* describes being enclosed or contained within something.
8.
Image 8:
➤
between — The parrot is standing between two boxes again.
→ Same as Image 2 — it’s in the space separating the two boxes.
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Row 3:
9.
Image 9:
➤
on — The parrot is standing on top of the box.
→ *On* means resting or positioned on the surface of something.
10.
Image 10:
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out of — The parrot is coming out of the box (arrow points outward).
→ *Out of* indicates movement from inside to outside.
11.
Image 11:
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into — The parrot is going into the box (arrow points inward).
→ Again, *into* for entering a space.
12.
Image 12:
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on — The parrot is standing on top of the box.
→ Same as Image 9 — surface contact.
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Row 4:
13.
Image 13:
➤
next to — The parrot is standing beside the box.
→ Same as Image 4 — close and adjacent.
14.
Image 14:
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up — The arrow shows the parrot moving upward.
→ *Up* indicates direction toward a higher position.
15.
Image 15:
➤
under — The parrot is underneath the tilted box.
→ *Under* means below and often covered or shaded by something.
16.
Image 16:
➤
to the right of — The parrot is standing on the right side of the box.
→ Opposite of “to the left of” — position relative to the object.
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✔ Final Answer Key (Left to Right, Top to Bottom):
Row 1:
`behind` | `between` | `down` | `next to`
Row 2:
`to the left of` | `into` | `in` | `between`
Row 3:
`on` | `out of` | `into` | `on`
Row 4:
`next to` | `up` | `under` | `to the right of`
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Tip for Learning:
Use physical objects (like toys and boxes) to act out these prepositions. It helps children visualize spatial relationships better!
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of prepositions of place worksheet pdf.
