(1)E is on the () side of F. (left) (whichever is E).

(2)H is on the () side (right) of E (subject to E)

(3)G is on the () side (left) of H. Subject to h)

Subject to the observer's left and right.

Extended data:

In the first grade of primary school, the hand that finds a place to write is right, and the hand that doesn't write is left. Children who don't understand write on the palm or back of their hands, "left" on the heart or back of their left hands, and "right" on the heart or back of their right hands.

Facing this picture, the left hand side is the left side of the picture, and your right hand side is the right side of the picture. The left hand side is the left side of the chart, and the right hand side is the right side of the chart.

If the child is not left-handed, tell the child that as long as it is the right hand on one side of your writing hand and the left hand on the other side, it should be easier to distinguish.