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Guess where
A series of fun and engaging games and activities that require students to use positional language to describe the location of different objects in the classroom.
- Resource details
- Year level
- Foundation
- Purpose
- Teaching resource Teaching strategies
- Strand
- Measurement
- Audience
- Teachers
- Format
- Downloadable resource
- Australian Curriculum code
- AC9MFSP02
- Numeracy progression
- Positioning and locating (P1)
- Publisher
- Queensland University of Technology
- Copyright
- © Queensland University of Technology. Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0.
- Keywords
- directional language
- Other terms
- YuMi Deadly
- File type
- File size
- 0.5 MB
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