Object Positions

This engaging worksheet helps children explore spatial orientation through observation, drawing, and classification.

Kids will learn to identify how objects are positioned— vertical, horizontal, or diagonal—and practice drawing lines in each direction using different colors.

The activity is divided into three sections:

1. Identifying object positions

2. Drawing vertical, horizontal, and diagonal lines

3. Counting and classifying objects by orientation

Designed with playful visuals and clear instructions, this resource supports early geometry skills, visual perception, and fine motor development.

Who It’s For:

- Preschool and early primary students – ages 4–8

- Teachers and educators – for math, visual arts, or spatial awareness lessons

- Parents and homeschoolers – for fun and structured learning at home

- Speech therapists and specialists – as a visual aid for descriptive language and spatial concepts

Skills Developed:*

- Spatial orientation and directionality

- Visual discrimination and observation

- Logical thinking and classification

- Fine motor control and line drawing