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Where is Duck compared with Bear on the page?
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Positions on the page: Bear at column 1, row 1; Duck at column 3, row 1; Dog at column 1, row 3; Cat at column 3, row 3
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Answer: To the right
- Find Bear first, then compare the position of Duck.
- Duck is to the right relative to Bear.
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Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0
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Use position words to describe toys and familiar places.
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- VC2MFSP02-C01Locate and follow a short route.
- VC2MFSP02-C02Connect instructions with a plan.
- VC2MFSP02-C03Reverse routes and combine position clues.
- VC2MFSP02-C04Describe and demonstrate positions of people and objects in a familiar space
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- D01Locate and follow a short routeLocate and follow a short route.
- D02Connect instructions with a planConnect instructions with a plan.
- D03Reverse routes and combine position cluesReverse routes and combine position clues.