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Grade 2 · Science · Unit 9 of 10

Where Is It?

Left, right, beside and behind

What your child practises

Practises describing where an object is in relation to other objects, and seeing that the same object can look different from different positions.

Prince Edward Island Curriculum curriculum outcome: Physical Science: Relative Position and Motion · describing position relative to other objects and from different perspectives

Sample questions

A taste of this unit. In the app, questions change every time and get easier or harder to match your child.

  1. Question 1

    A book is on top of a table. Where is the book?

    • above the table, resting on it
    • beside the table on the floor
    • behind the table
    • under the table

  2. Question 2

    Move the cup away from you. Which way does it go?

    • farther from you
    • closer to you
    • up
    • nowhere

  3. Question 3

    Two chairs sit side by side. We say one is…

    • beside the other
    • on top of the other
    • under the other
    • inside the other

  4. Question 4

    Put the block on top of the book. Where does the block go?

    • under the book
    • far behind the book
    • up on the book’s top
    • far to the left of the book

  5. Question 5

    You take two giant steps behind the door. Where are you?

    • in front of the door
    • on top of the door
    • inside the door
    • farther back from the door

  6. Question 6

    You see the front of a cup with a handle on the side. From the side, you see…

    • a different cup
    • the handle sticking out
    • the same as the front
    • nothing at all

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