In front of, between, under; bear, pair, wear
Prepositions of place tell us where something is. A cat is on the box. A cat is in the box. The ball is under the chair. The bag is behind the door. The book is in front of the lamp. The box is between the cat and the dog. The desk is next to the window. Now the sound /eə/ in bear, hair and share. We spell it ear, air, are or ere: bear, pear, hair, pair, air, share, wear, there. Make your mouth open a little and then close it a little. Listen to your teacher and say the words.
| Preposition | Example |
|---|---|
| on | The cat is on the box. |
| in | The ball is in the box. |
| in front of | The chair is in front of the desk. |
| between | The box is between the cat and the dog. |
| under | The bag is under the chair. |
| next to | The lamp is next to the window. |
| behind | The door is behind the chair. |
I share a pear with my sister. There is a bear in the picture. Layla can wear a pair of new shoes there.
Where is it? The grown-up hides a small object (a coin or a pencil) in the room. The child asks: Is it under the chair? Is it behind the door? Is it between the books? The grown-up answers Yes or No. Then change places.
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