Where Is He? WH Questions with Illustrations – Printable PDF

Introduction

Understanding WH questions is a fundamental part of early language development. Among them, “Where” questions help children link actions to locations—a key skill for communication, reading comprehension, and social interaction.

“Where Is He? WH Questions with Illustrations – Printable PDF” is a richly illustrated resource designed to support children in identifying where a boy is engaged in various everyday actions, such as running, sitting, playing, or swimming. With 16 full pages and 4 question-answer pairs per page, this resource builds comprehension using relatable visuals, action-based language, and full-sentence answers—all centered around the pronoun he.

Ideal for speech therapy, ESL instruction, early childhood education, and special education settings, this printable makes WH-question learning both structured and engaging.

Product Details

• Resource Type: Printable PDF
• Total Pages: 16
• Questions Per Page: 4
• Total Q&A Scenes: 64
• Each Scene Includes:
  • An illustrated “Where is he...” question (e.g., “Where is he running?”)
  • A full-sentence answer (e.g., “He is running on a soccer field.”)
  • A colorful visual matching the action and location
• Themes Covered:
  • Common actions (running, swimming, playing, sitting, etc.)
  • Realistic locations (playground, beach, living room, marathon, pool, etc.)
• Design: Clear fonts, bright illustrations, male character consistent throughout
• Format: Printable on A4/Letter size paper; suitable for lamination or digital display

Educational Benefits

• Supports WH-Question Comprehension: Builds foundational understanding of “Where” questions through clear, structured Q&A.
• Introduces and Reinforces Pronouns: Helps children understand and use the pronoun “he” in meaningful context.
• Develops Action + Location Awareness: Connects common verbs with appropriate environments using real-world scenarios.
• Encourages Full Sentence Responses: Promotes verbal development and syntax structure by modeling complete answers.
• Aids Visual Learners: Each question is paired with a visual clue, making it easier for children to decode and respond.
• Inclusive for Diverse Learners: Especially beneficial for children with autism, speech delays, language processing difficulties, or ESL backgrounds.
• Flexible for Multiple Settings: Can be used in one-on-one therapy, small groups, classrooms, homeschooling, or virtual learning environments.

Instructions for Use

Step 1: Download and Print the PDF

• Print on A4 or US Letter-sized paper.
• For repeated use, consider laminating the pages or inserting them into dry-erase sleeves.
• Cut into cards if you prefer to separate questions for more interactive formats.

Step 2: Start with 1–2 Pages at a Time

• Introduce a few pages based on your child’s comprehension level or target actions.
• Ask the child to look at the image and read (or listen to) the question: “Where is he sitting?”
• Allow them to observe the scene and give an answer using the picture for clues.

Step 3: Encourage Full-Sentence Responses

• Prompt children to respond with full sentences: “He is sitting on the bench.”
• Offer support if needed by reading the sentence and asking them to repeat.

Step 4: Use for Reinforcement and Expansion

• Review previously completed pages and mix with new ones.
• Challenge children to describe similar situations from their life: “Where do you swim?”
• Extend the learning by asking “What” or “Who” questions about the same scenes.

Step 5: Incorporate into Routine Practice

• Use as a morning warm-up, therapy drill, or center activity.
• Encourage repeated exposure to increase retention and fluency.
• For group settings, turn it into a game: describe the action and let the child find the correct scene.

Activities Using the Resource

This resource offers 64 illustrated WH-question and answer prompts, making it ideal for a wide range of speech, language, and comprehension activities. Here are several creative ways to use it across home, classroom, and therapy settings:

1. WH Question Sorting

• Objective: Reinforce understanding of “Where” questions.
• Instructions: Print and cut the questions and answers into separate cards. Mix them up and have the child match the correct location to the illustrated question.
• Extension: Ask the child to justify their choice: “Why do you think he is swimming in the pool?”

2. Action Role-Play

• Objective: Connect verbal responses with physical movement.
• Instructions: After reading a flashcard aloud (e.g., “Where is he playing?”), ask the child to act out the scene. This kinesthetic approach is especially helpful for children with attention difficulties.
• Bonus: Incorporate props or real-life settings (e.g., pretend play with a toy soccer field).

3. Story Extension Game

• Objective: Develop expressive language and storytelling.
• Instructions: Ask the child to continue the story based on the image. Example: “He is running on a soccer field. What do you think happens next?”

4. Sentence Builder Challenge

• Objective: Promote grammar and sentence formation.
• Instructions: Cover the answer portion and ask the child to complete the sentence: “He is ______ in the ______.”
• Variation: Provide mixed-up words to arrange in the correct sentence order.

5. Illustration Re-Draw

• Objective: Build memory and visualization.
• Instructions: After going through a page, close it and ask the child to draw the scene from memory and retell what was happening. Great for reinforcing learning through art!

Conclusion

Understanding where someone is and what they are doing is a foundational communication skill—and this printable makes it fun and structured for young learners. With 64 questions and answers spread over 16 engaging pages, children build confidence in answering “Where” questions, forming full sentences, and recognizing actions in different settings.

Whether you’re a speech therapist, parent, or early educator, “Where Is He?” offers an effective, ready-to-use tool for developing language skills through relatable illustrations and real-life context.

Download, print, or use digitally—and support your child's WH-question journey today!