Airplane and Trees

Worksheet Description

This worksheet is a visual activity designed to teach the concepts of “over” and “under”. It features two illustrations of airplanes and a picture of a tree with a person, with the words “over” and “under” to demonstrate their meaning. The instructions ask the student to circle the airplane that is “over” and to color the airplane that is “under”. This simple task combines coloring and identifying to reinforce the understanding of these two prepositions.

The worksheet’s objective is to help students learn and differentiate between the spatial terms “over” and “under”. By circling and coloring the airplanes, students engage with the material in a way that solidifies their comprehension of the positions relative to other objects. It is designed to develop young learners’ visual discrimination skills and their ability to follow instructions relating to spatial concepts. Activities like this are foundational in early childhood education for building a vocabulary of positional words and understanding their practical application.