This worksheet is designed to teach young learners (UKG – Upper Kindergarten) the difference between
“This” and
“That” — two demonstrative pronouns used to point to objects based on their proximity.
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🎯 Key Concept:
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“This” is used for something
close to you (near).
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“That” is used for something
far from you (distant).
In the image, the hand pointing
directly at or
very near the object means “This”.
The hand pointing with an
arrow going away to a distant object means “That”.
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✔ Let’s solve each question:
#### 1. ……………… is an apple.
→ The hand is pointing
directly at the apple →
This
✔ Answer: This
#### 2. ……………… is a dog.
→ The hand points
away to the dog (with arrow) →
That
✔ Answer: That
#### 3. ……………… is a cat.
→ The hand is pointing
directly at the cat →
This
✔ Answer: This
#### 4. ……………… is a doll.
→ The hand points
away to the doll (with arrow) →
That
✔ Answer: That
#### 5. ……………… is a hat.
→ The hand is pointing
directly at the hat →
This
✔ Answer: This
#### 6. ……………… is a bag.
→ The hand points
away to the bag (with arrow) →
That
✔ Answer: That
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📝 Final Answers:
1.
This is an apple.
2.
That is a dog.
3.
This is a cat.
4.
That is a doll.
5.
This is a hat.
6.
That is a bag.
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💡 Teaching Tip:
You can reinforce this by having students physically point to things nearby (“This is my pencil”) and things farther away (“That is the door”) to build real-world understanding.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet on this and.