This document teaches the difference between using "These are" and "Those are" by providing examples of when to use each. "These are" refers to objects near you that you can point to, while "Those are" refers to objects farther away. It reinforces this lesson with additional examples of using "These are" for balloons, flowers, clothes near the speaker and "Those are" for pencils, shirts farther away.

1. Knowing About
These are and Those are

2. These are apples.

3. Those are books.

4. Use These are to talk about
things you are holding or near
you.

5. Use Those are to talk about
or point to things far from you.

6. Let’s Try!

7. These are balloons.

8. Those are pencils.

9. These are flowers.

10. Those are shirts.

11. These are my friends.

12. Those are my friends.

13. These are my clothes.

14. End of the Slide!