The Words in and on

Story Brief #14

In and on both tell where something is.

🎯 Your mission

Say it. Spell it. Use it in a sentence.

⚡ The twist

If you can't use a word in a sentence, you don't really know it yet.

What you'll learn · 1 of 3

In and on both tell where something is. In means inside, like a toy in a box. On means on top, like a cup on a table.

What you'll learn · 2 of 3

Both have two letters and end with n: i-n and o-n. Try it with a toy: put it in a cup, then on the cup.

What you'll learn · 3 of 3

Say where it is each time!

Key points

1 of 3

The toy is inside the box. Which word fits: The toy is ___ the box.

2 of 3

Point to the word on.

3 of 3

The cup is on the table. Where is the cup?

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