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Top or Bottom Pictures Worksheet

Top or Bottom Pictures Worksheet concentrates on two positional words through an animal-and-rocket scene. Learners look at where each animal appears relative to the rocket and complete the response with top or bottom. Reusing the same reference object keeps the spatial relationship consistent while the animal positions change. The blank response lines require the positional word to be written rather than chosen from a list.
Year groups
Years 1–3
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Updated Jul 21, 2021

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Life Skills, Special Resources
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This worksheet is great for helping students practice identifying the positions top and bottom using pictures. It's a great resource for teachers who want to help their students learn and grow.

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Learning objectives

  • Identify whether an animal is positioned at the top or bottom of a reference object

  • Use the positional words top and bottom to complete a response

Teaching tips

  • Point out the rocket as the fixed reference object before learners decide where each animal is located.

  • Read each completed response aloud with the chosen position word to connect the picture and sentence.

  • Compare one top example with one bottom example after the page is complete.

Skills covered

  • Positional vocabulary — learners select top or bottom to describe each animal's location.

  • Visual-spatial reasoning — animal positions are judged relative to the same rocket reference.

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Core concepts

  • Top and bottom

  • Position

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