Left and Right – My Book of Left and Right
In this book of left and right kids show which hand they write with, put shoes on the correct feet, make hand prints, and more! Instructions at the end.
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Subject Level: Positional Words Worksheets
These positional words worksheets will help your kids practice the positional terms we might think they already know. The terms addressed in this section so far are: before, after, between; top, middle, bottom; and left and right. Teaching these concepts is very important because we think of and describe things in our environment and situations using these positional and directional words all the time as we get older. The resources relate to objects, numbers, and letters. These worksheets are appropriate for kindergarten and first grade.
34 worksheets
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Please go to this page to see all the positional words resources on this site.
Left and Right – Balls
Kids might need some help with step by step directions for this left and right worksheet. They determine which ball is left or right then color it a certain color.
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Left and Right – Fruit
This fruit filled left and right worksheet takes two steps for each set. Circle the fruit that is left or right, then color it the color that fruit is (yellow for a banana, etc.).
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Left and Right – Hands and Feet
This page gives kids the opportunity to see left and right in terms of their hands and feet. Kids write the words left and right on the lines. Color.
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Left and Right – Mixed Up Hands and Feet
A cut and glue left and right worksheet! Cut out the words and glue them on the lines next to each object to tell if it is left or right.
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Left and Right – Wrong Way Fish
A school of fish are swimming to the right together. The fish swimming to the left are going the wrong way! Circle the fish swimming left. Count how many. Color.
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Left and Right – Sides of the Tree
Here are six opportunities to tell left from right. With help, kids draw pictures on the right or left side of the tree. An art lesson with positional words!
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Left and Right – Sides of the House
Kids will need to listen to directions carefully because there are two of some of these items, one on each side. They’ll have to circle the one on the left or right.
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Left and Right – Sides of the Body
In this left and right worksheet kids associate some parts of their body with left and right while writing the words left and right. Coloring is encouraged!
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Left and Right – Forwards and Backwards
It’s tricky how left and right get turned around when we’re facing someone. This page shows that & gives kids the chance to practice writing left and right.
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Left and Right – Hand Prints
Show the difference between left and right! Make a set of hand prints – a great memory item for parents. Instructions for tracing, painting, or using glitter.
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Left and Right – Foot Prints
Show the difference between left and right! Make a set of foot prints – a great memory item for parents. Instructions for tracing, painting, or using glitter.
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Before – Letters
In this before worksheet the letters are already provided. Kids circle the letter that comes before the letter in darkest print. Optional: Color the bees in between each row in a pattern.
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Before – Numbers 1-10
“Reading” from left to right, kids circle the number that comes before the number in darkest print. Have kids read and say the numbers out loud! Color.
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Before – Seaside
This before worksheet is just too pretty in my opinion! Kids circle the objects that come before the starfish and color the dreamy shells and waves.
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Before – Which Letter Comes First?
Cut out the letters along the dotted lines & glue in each square showing which letter comes before the letter given. These are case sensitive!
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