Ask a six-year-old to raise their left hand and you often see a pause, a glance at both hands, then a guess. Left and right change with the way you face, so they take longer to settle than top and bottom. This 1st grade left or right toy pairs worksheet gives that pause something to work on. Ten boxes each hold two toys side by side, like a blue car and a giraffe, or a teddy bear and a rocket. A short question above each box asks about the left side or the right side, and the child colors 1 or 2 under the answer. The questions switch from box to box, so reading each one counts. A second page gives the answer key.