You’ve said “behind” a thousand times, and some of your students still don’t understand that word. What is a teacher to do? You point. You model. You say it again, slower and with emphasis this time: “Put it behind the chair.” And still, those little faces look back at you, unsure what behind really means. It is not you. In preschool, kindergarten, and grade one classrooms, and especially for English Language Learners, these tricky position words (on, under, beside, behind, in front, after, last

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