Preposition 'Under' Worksheet: Fun with Placement!

How to use this worksheet

Read the first sentence aloud together, pausing at the blank space, and ask your child what word might describe where one object is compared to another. Guide them to write 'under' in the blank to complete the sentence correctly. Next, look at the picture options together and ask your child to find the one that actually shows something positioned under another object. Have them circle that picture, then repeat this fill-in-and-circle process for each remaining example on the page.

Materials needed

• Pencil
• Crayons

Extension activities

• 1Play a hide-and-seek style game, hiding a small toy under different household objects and describing its location using 'under.'
• 2Draw a simple picture showing one object under another and label it with a short sentence.
• 3Go on a scavenger hunt around the house finding real objects that are currently positioned under something else.
• 4Act out physically going under a table, chair, or blanket while saying the word 'under' aloud.
• 5Compare 'under' to its opposite, 'over,' by placing toys in both positions and naming the difference.