What are spatial entities?

A spatial entity is something that takes up space and can be moved or seen in a place.

Imagine you're playing with your building blocks. Each block, like a red one or a blue one, is a spatial entity because it has size, shape, and you can move it around on the floor. It’s not just a color or a sound, but something real that takes up space.

Think of your toy car. When you push it across the floor, it moves, that's because it’s a spatial entity. Your stuffed bear is also one: you can hug it, put it on the bed, or even throw it in the air!

But not everything takes up space. For example, your favorite song isn’t something you can pick up and move, it’s more like a feeling than a spatial entity.

So when we talk about spatial entities, we're talking about things that have size, shape, and are in places you can touch or see, just like your toys!