Video Transcript
Inside and Outside
In this video, we will learn how to
use the words “inside” and “outside” to describe the positions of objects. There’s something inside this
egg. What could it be? It’s a chick. The chick was inside the egg, it
hatched, and now it’s outside the egg.
There’s something inside the
box. What could it be? Inside the box, there’s a
monster. Oh, dear! Now the monster is outside the
box. Let’s try some questions now where
we can practice using the words “inside” and “outside” to describe the position of
things.
Select the object that is outside
the fishbowl. Is it the fish or the shell?
In this question, we have to choose
the object that is outside the fishbowl. Is it the fish or the shell? The fish is inside the bowl. This is a good thing because the
fish needs water to survive. And the shell is outside the
fishbowl. The object that is outside the
fishbowl is the shell.
Which picture shows that the rabbit
is inside the hat?
We’re shown three different
pictures of rabbits. We have to choose the picture which
shows that the rabbit is inside the hat. In the first picture, the rabbit is
sitting on top of the hat. In the second picture, the rabbit
is inside the hat. In the third picture, the rabbit is
outside the hat. This is the picture that shows that
the rabbit is inside the hat.
Complete using “inside” or
“outside.” The marbles are what the jar.
We have to complete this sentence
using either the word “inside” or “outside” to describe the position of the
marbles. The marbles are inside the jar. We completed the sentence using the
word “inside.”
What have we learned in this
video? We’ve learned how to use the words
“inside” and “outside” to describe the position of objects.
