Simon Says Positions for Kids – Easy Lesson 7
These simon says positions for kids commands help children learn prepositions and object placement like on, in, under, near, and between through fun listening play. Tap any card to preview, use Start Animation to load the real animations, and press ▶ Play Audio to hear each command.
Easy Simon Says Positions for Kids to Practice
Find a toy
How to do: Look around the room and pick any safe toy.
Get a blue object
How to do: Choose something blue, such as a pencil, cap, block, or card.
Push an object
How to do: Use flat hands and push the toy gently across the floor or table.
Pull an object
How to do: Hold the toy and pull it toward you slowly and safely.
Put an object on the table
How to do: Place it on top of the table, flat and steady.
Put an object in the box
How to do: Drop it in the box. Do not throw it; place it gently inside.
Put an object under the chair
How to do: Place it under the chair. Watch fingers and keep space.
Put an object near you
How to do: Keep it near your feet or hands so it is easy to reach.
Put an object between two things
How to do: Place it between two books or blocks, right in the middle.
Pretend brushing your teeth
How to do: Hold a pretend brush and make small circles on top and bottom teeth.
Simon Says Positions for Kids: Learning Benefits
These simon says positions for kids commands help children understand prepositions like on, in, under, near, and between while improving listening and classroom-ready behavior. Simple position words for kids become easier when children move objects and practice with real examples.
Prepositions and Positions
Kids learn on, in, under, near, and between with real objects and simple actions.
Better Listening
They practice hearing the full sentence and following directions correctly.
Focus and Self-Control
Waiting for “Simon says” builds attention, patience, and stop-and-go control.
Thinking and Problem Solving
Kids decide where to place objects and check if the position is correct.
Fine Motor Practice
Picking, pushing, pulling, and placing objects builds hand control and coordination.
Social and Classroom Skills
Kids learn turn-taking, sharing objects, and safe group movement rules.
Simon Says Positions for Kids: Printable Quick List
Print this quick list for classroom games, home learning, and teaching position words for kids with real objects. These simon says positions for kids commands help children practice on, in, under, near, and between.
Quick Position Commands
- 1Find a toySimon says: find a toy.
- 2Get a blue objectSimon says: get a blue object.
- 3Push an objectSimon says: push an object.
- 4Pull an objectSimon says: pull an object.
- 5Put an object on the tableSimon says: put it on the table.
- 6Put an object in the boxSimon says: put it in the box.
- 7Put an object under the chairSimon says: put it under the chair.
- 8Put an object near youSimon says: put it near you.
- 9Put an object between two thingsSimon says: put it between two things.
- 10Pretend brushing your teethSimon says: pretend brushing your teeth.
Teacher and Parent Quick Lines
Use these short lines to keep kids focused and safe:
- “Eyes on me… strong listening!”
- “Remember: only move if I say Simon says.”
- “Great job. Show me on, in, and under!”
- “Place it gently. No throwing, no rushing.”
- “Check your position: near, between, or under?”
Tip: Repeat the same 5 commands twice before adding all 10.
Simon Says Positions for Kids – Explore More Lessons
After practicing simon says positions for kids, explore more Simon Says lessons for basic commands, movement actions, animal moves, face actions, hand actions, stretching, directions, feelings, safety rules, and the big 100 commands list.
Simon Says Positions for Kids – FAQs
Common questions from parents and teachers about using simon says positions for kids to teach position words for kids, object placement, listening, and safe classroom play.
What age group is this position activity suitable for?
This activity is ideal for preschool and early primary kids. Younger children can start with simple position words like on and in, while older kids can practice between and under.
How does this activity help kids understand positions?
Children use real objects to act out each command. This hands-on play makes position words easier to understand and remember.
What objects should I prepare before playing?
Simple classroom or home items work best. Small toys, blocks, books, a box, and a chair are enough for all commands.
How long should one round of this activity last?
Keep each round short, around 4 to 6 minutes. Repeat the game once more if kids are enjoying it and staying focused.
How can I make the game more challenging?
Mix commands quickly, change object colors or sizes, or sometimes give instructions without saying Simon says so kids must listen carefully.
Can this activity be used in a classroom setting?
Yes. It works very well as a classroom activity, warm-up game, or language-learning break.
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