Where They Belong

Worksheet Description

This worksheet is a cut-and-paste activity designed to teach the concept of spatial relationships, specifically the idea of ‘far’. It features two images: a sun and a house, both within dotted lines indicating where the student should cut. The instruction directs the student to paste the objects far from each other on the large blank square provided and then write the word ‘far’ on the line beneath it. At the top of the worksheet, there is a space for the student to write their name.

The worksheet’s goal is to help students understand and apply the concept of ‘far’ by physically placing two objects at a distance from each other on the page. By cutting out the images and deciding where to paste them, the student engages in a hands-on activity that reinforces the meaning of ‘far’. Writing the word ‘far’ after completing the paste activity solidifies the connection between the word and the spatial concept it represents. This type of activity is especially useful for young children who are learning about spatial awareness and descriptive vocabulary.