Monkey See

Worksheet Description

This worksheet features two images of monkeys with trees and two arrows, one pointing upwards and the other pointing downwards. In each image, the monkey is in a different position: one is up in the tree, and the other is down on the ground. The students are instructed to observe where the monkey is and then color the correct arrow that corresponds to the monkey’s position. This task combines coloring with the cognitive process of identifying spatial relationships.

The worksheet is designed to teach students the concept of spatial orientation, specifically the difference between “up” and “down.” By coloring the arrow that matches the monkey’s position, students learn to associate the direction words with their meanings in a visual and interactive way. This exercise not only helps with understanding positional language but also aids in developing fine motor skills through coloring. Additionally, it encourages attentiveness to detail as students must accurately assess the position of the monkey in relation to the tree.