Where Is It? Next To, Behind, In Front Of

Story Brief #15

Here are more position words.

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Build the meaning, brick by brick.

⚡ The twist

Two words can look alike but mean opposite things.

What you'll learn · 1 of 4

Here are more position words. Next to means right beside: I sit next to my friend.

What you'll learn · 2 of 4

Behind means at the back: the ball rolled behind the couch, so we can't see it.

What you'll learn · 3 of 4

In front of means ahead: the teacher stands in front of the class.

What you'll learn · 4 of 4

Line up toys with your grown-up and say which toy is behind, in front of, and next to the others.

Key points

1 of 3

The ball rolled to the back of the couch, out of sight. Where is it?

2 of 3

You sit right beside your friend. Where are you?

3 of 3

In a line, who is first, ahead of everyone?

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