Duck and His Friends A Lesson on Position Words The frog is over the duck. Can you find the frog?

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Presentation transcript:

Duck and His Friends A Lesson on Position Words

The frog is over the duck. Can you find the frog?

The possum is hiding in front of the duck. Can you find the possum?

The fish is hiding behind the duck. Can you find the fish?

The moose is hiding under the duck. Can you find the moose?

The flower is hiding over the duck. Can you find the flower?

The pond is hiding in front of the duck. Can you find the pond?

The log is hiding under the duck. Can you find the log?

The grass is hiding behind the duck. Can you find the grass?

The dragonfly is hiding over the duck. Can you find the dragonfly?

The frog is hiding in front of the duck. Can you find the frog?

The snail is hiding under the duck. Can you find the snail?

The snake is hiding behind the duck. Can you find the snake?

Look at that again, that’s not right! Click on the eyes to go back and try again.

Yay! You got it right! The frog is over the duck. Click on the picture to try another one!

Yay! You got it right! The possum is in front of the duck. Click on the picture to try another one!

Yay! You got it right! The fish is behind the duck. Click on the picture to try another one!

Yay! You got it right! The moose is under the duck. Click on the picture to try another one!

Yay! You got it right! The flower is over the duck. Click on the picture to try another one!

Yay! You got it right! The pond is in front of the duck. Click on the picture to try another one!

Yay! You got it right! The log is under the duck. Click on the picture to try another one!

Yay! You got it right! The grass is behind the duck. Click on the picture to try another one!

Yay! You got it right! The dragonfly is over the duck. Click on the picture to try another one!

Yay! You got it right! The frog is in front of the duck. Click on the picture to try another one!

Yay! You got it right! The snail is under the duck. Click on the picture to try another one!

Yay! You got it right! The snake is behind the duck. Click on the picture!

The End!