Where Is It? Prepositions – In Front Of (Printable PDF)

Introduction

Spatial prepositions like “in front of” are crucial for helping children describe their surroundings, follow directions, and communicate clearly. However, these abstract concepts can be tricky for young learners to understand without clear visuals and repeated context.

That’s where “Where Is It? Prepositions – In Front Of” comes in—a structured, printable WH-question resource designed to help children practice answering “Where” questions using the preposition “in front of.” With real-life illustrated prompts and full-sentence answers, this resource supports speech and language development, grammar comprehension, and visual learning.

Whether used by a speech-language pathologist, an ESL teacher, or a parent at home, this resource makes learning meaningful and fun.

Product Details

• Resource Type: Printable PDF
• Total Pages: 12
• Questions Per Page: 6 illustrated WH question-and-answer pairs
• Total Prompts: 72 unique questions using the preposition “in front of”
• Example Question/Answer Format:
  • “Where is the fish?”
  • “The fish is in front of the coral.”
• Focus Concept: Preposition “in front of”
• Illustration Style: Bright, realistic, and child-friendly
• Compatibility: A4 or US Letter size, suitable for print or digital display
• Use Modes: Flashcards, worksheets, small group instruction, or digital sessions

Educational Benefits

✅ Spatial Awareness Development

Reinforces the concept of “in front of” through clear, repetitive visuals and sentence examples, helping children connect language to real-world placement.

✅ WH-Question Comprehension

Supports the child’s ability to answer “Where” questions—an essential skill for language, reading comprehension, and social interaction.

✅ Full-Sentence Grammar Practice

Each visual cue is paired with a complete sentence answer, encouraging children to speak in full sentences and strengthen grammatical structure.

✅ Visual and Verbal Processing

Helps children visualize spatial language, making it ideal for visual learners, ESL students, and children with speech or cognitive delays.

✅ Versatile for Diverse Learners

Works across a wide range of developmental and educational settings, including:

• Speech therapy
• Special education
• Preschool and Kindergarten classrooms
• ESL/ELL instruction

✅ Low-Prep, High-Impact

Simply print or project and start—no extra preparation needed. Great for individual sessions, centers, or parent-child learning at home.

Instructions for Use

1️⃣ Print or Project the Resource

• Download the PDF and print all 12 pages, or display it on a screen for teletherapy or digital use.
• Laminate or place in protective sleeves if reusing frequently.

2️⃣ Introduce the Concept

• Begin by explaining and demonstrating the meaning of “in front of” using real objects (e.g., “The ball is in front of the box.”)
• Use body positioning and classroom items for hands-on examples.

3️⃣ Ask and Model

• Show a card and ask: “Where is the fish?”
• Encourage your child or student to respond: “The fish is in front of the coral.”
• If needed, use sentence starters or repeat-and-respond activities for scaffolding.

4️⃣ Extend the Learning

• Cut out individual Q&A cards for matching and sorting.
• Act out scenes using toys or real objects.
• Create new scenes by drawing or using classroom items, asking students to describe them using “in front of.”
• Use digitally for screen sharing or guided practice during virtual learning.

Activities Using the Resource

These versatile and engaging activities are designed to reinforce the preposition “in front of” through real-world application, repetition, creativity, and play-based learning.

1. Flashcard Practice for WH Questions

Objective: Build full-sentence answers and spatial language
 How to Use:

• Show a card and ask, “Where is the fish?”
• The child answers using the full model: “The fish is in front of the coral.”
• Use as a daily speech warm-up or review activity in therapy or classrooms.

2. Preposition Sorting Activity (when paired with other prepositions)

Objective: Develop preposition discrimination
 How to Use:

• Mix this resource with “behind,” “under,” and “on” sets.
• Ask the child to sort cards by preposition.
• Have them verbally label each one using a full sentence as they sort.

3. Draw Your Own “In Front Of” Scenes

Objective: Encourage expressive language and comprehension
 How to Use:

• Ask the child to draw an object “in front of” another.
• Have them describe their drawing: “The dog is in front of the house.”
• Helps connect visual creativity to language output.

4. Real-Life Toy Placement

Objective: Generalize the concept through physical play
 How to Use:

• Place toys or common objects “in front of” other items (e.g., doll in front of a box).
• Ask: “Where is the doll?”
• Encourage: “The doll is in front of the box.”
• Make it fun with a scavenger hunt or story-based play.

5. Role-Play and Acting Out

Objective: Make learning physical, visual, and interactive
 How to Use:

• Use kids or puppets to act out scenarios.
• Prompt other children with questions: “Where is Max?”
• They respond: “Max is in front of the chair.”
• Works well in small groups, circle time, or speech sessions.

Conclusion

“Where Is It? Prepositions – In Front Of” is a powerful, no-prep printable designed to help children master one of the most essential spatial prepositions in English—“in front of.” With 72 illustrated WH question-and-answer prompts, it builds sentence structure, visual reasoning, and confidence in communication.

Perfect for speech therapists, teachers, special educators, and parents, this resource supports meaningful learning and growth through repetition, fun, and clarity.

Download it today and make “Where” questions part of your child’s everyday language!