orientation

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I know left and right

  • Banks, Rosie
2023
Simple text and photographs introduce the directional concepts of left and right to early readers.
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I know up and down

  • Banks, Rosie
2023
Simple text and photographs introduce the directional concepts of up and down to early readers.
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I know over and under

  • Banks, Rosie
2023
Simple text and photographs introduce the directional concepts of over and under to early readers.
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I know north, south, east, and west

  • Banks, Rosie
2023
Simple text and photographs introduce concepts of the cardinal directions of north, south, east, and west to early readers.
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I know in and out

  • Banks, Rosie
2023
Simple text and photographs introduce the directional concepts of in and out to early readers.
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Up and down

  • Culliford, Amy
2022
"This book introduces early readers to the directions up and down"--Provided by publisher.
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Near and far

  • Culliford, Amy
2022
"This book introduces early readers to the directions near and far"--Provided by publisher.
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In and out

  • Culliford, Amy
2022
"This book introduces early readers to the directions in and out"--Provided by publisher.
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Behind and in front

  • Culliford, Amy
2022
"This book introduces early readers to the directions behind and in front"--Provided by publisher.
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In front and behind

a Sesame Street guessing game
  • Schuh, Mari
2023
People use in front and behind every day to describe where things are. Readers learn the meaning of these words alongside characters from Sesame Street and then test their knowledge in a guessing game.

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