
Make learning about position and positional language colourful, clear and engaging with this set of 8 Early Level / Primary 1 anchor charts, designed with the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence (CfE) in mind.
These bright, child-friendly posters help young learners describe where objects and people are using simple positional vocabulary, familiar examples and clear visual prompts. They are perfect for developing mathematical language, spatial awareness and confidence when talking about position.
Included in this pack:
What is Position? – introducing positional language and what position means
Positional Words – a visual overview of key position vocabulary
Left and Right – helping children recognise and describe different sides
Above and Below – understanding higher and lower positions
In, On and Under – using everyday objects to explore these key words
In Front of and Behind – comparing front and back positions
Next To and Between – describing objects beside or in the middle of others
Position Challenge – applying positional vocabulary through simple picture-based questions
Key vocabulary includes:
in, on, under, above, below, next to, between, in front of, behind, left and right
Perfect for:
Early Level / Primary 1
Maths and numeracy displays
Working walls
Whole-class teaching
Small-group support
Maths stations
Continuous provision
Outdoor positional-language activities
ASN and additional support
Revision and visual reminders
Each anchor chart is supplied on its own full page, making the resource easy to print, laminate and display individually around your classroom.
A bright and practical resource for developing confidence with positional language, spatial awareness and describing where things are.
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