Teaching Positional Words with KORXX Cork Building Blocks

Kids learn positional words or prepositions primarily through practice. Using fun materials provides a hands on experience while introducing and reviewing how two or more objects relate to each other in positions. The unique properties of KORXX cork building blocks make them a totally new way to play as we learn this new vocabulary!

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For this activity, I invited our preschooler to help me create structures with KORXX. I challenged him to place the orange KORXX cube in different positions in our creations based on the prepositions I named. "Can you put the orange cube above what you built?"

Some prepositions you might want to use to inspire your child's learning include:

beside, next to, in front of, behind, in between, above, below, under, beneath, inside, outside

KORXX sets in Bal-lu and Limbo add new possibilities to play! 

More creative ways to play and learn with KORXX:

Simple Addition Activity with KORXX Blocks from Stir the Wonder

Elkonin Boxes Using KORXX Cork Building Blocks from Fun-A-Day

Quiet Bowling Activity for Kids with KORXX Blocks from Lalymom

Playing with Circumference from How Wee Learn

Cylindrical Grasp and Spherical Grasp Development with KORXX Cork Building Blocks from Sugar Aunts

Mirror Book Play with KORXX Blocks from Fireflies and Mud Pies

Supporting Toddlers in Block Play from Preschool Inspirations

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