The document teaches the difference between using "This is" and "That is" when referring to objects. "This is" should be used for objects near you, while "That is" refers to objects farther away. It provides examples of using each, describing a tree, ball, chariot, apple, butterfly and ice cream with either "This is" or "That is" depending on their proximity.

1. Knowing About
This is and That is

2. Read with your teacher what each
boy or girl is saying.

3. This is a book.

4. That is a house.

5. Use This is to talk about
something you are holding or that is
near you.

6. That is to talk about or point to
something far from you.

7. Let’s Try!

8. That is a mango tree.

9. This is a ball.

10. That is a chariot.

11. This is an apple.

12. That is a butterfly.

13. This is an ice cream.

14. That is a chimney.