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Preposition Worksheets & ELA Centers: Grammar for Primary Classroom Word Work

(84 customer reviews)

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Introduce, practice, and assess student understanding of prepositions through engaging and easy prep-activities. This pack is intended for the Primary Classroom.

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Introduce, practice, and assess student understanding of prepositions through engaging and easy prep-activities. This pack is intended for the Primary Classroom. Included in this download…

Anchor Charts (pg. 3-6)

*Preposition

*Examples of Prepositions

*Prepositions Can Tell…

*Prepositional Phrases

Centers

*Am I a Preposition? Sort (pg. 7-13)

*A Palate of Prepositions (pg. 14-17)

*Picturing a Preposition Match (pg. 18-23)

*Preposition Read-the-Room (pg. 24-27)

Independent Practice/Assessment Materials (pg. 28-35)

*Painting Prepositions

*What am I? Sort

*Preposition Peeking

*Picking Prepositions Comprehension Passage

*Which Preposition Fits?

*Preposition This!

* What Do Prepositions Do?

Please download the preview to get a good look at what is inside and grab a freebie 🙂 I hope you enjoy these activities! Created by The Brown Bag Teacher

If you like this unit, take a look at my Parts of Speech: Grammar Bundle {Articles, Conjunctions, Prepositions, Pronouns} which includes this unit along with An Article Adventure, Conjunctions Under Construction, Parts of Speech Printables {Articles, Conjunctions, Prepositions, & Pronouns}, Pocketing Pronouns at a reduced price!

84 reviews for Preposition Worksheets & ELA Centers: Grammar for Primary Classroom Word Work

  1. Marlee Davis –

    These preposition centers were a fun and interactive way to reinforce grammar skills during literacy rotations. The activities were easy for students to use independently and worked well for extra practice with positional words and sentence building.

  2. The Science Coop –

    This kept kids engaged during station rotations. Good for small group intervention as well.

  3. Regina McGriff –

    Great way to introduce and practice prepositions.Students liked the colorful posters,

  4. Shannon C. –

    loved it

  5. Planning on Chaos –

    Perfect addition to my lesson.

  6. Debbie G. –

    I have used this activity as review for Language Arts in the morning as bell work with my 4th graders. It’s a great way to review and have a mini lesson at the same time, thanks!

  7. Robin W. –

    Love all of her things! Wonderful resource to use in the classroom!

  8. Hannah K. –

    I found this resource very helpful in teaching my students about prepositional phrases. The anchor charts were helpful for them to remember the information we talked about in class and they loved the flashcards.

  9. All Things Early Primary –

    This resource was perfect for introducing this part of speech. The kids loved the slide show.

  10. Eliviva A. –

    Great resource

  11. Stacy K. –

    Nice resource, thanks!

  12. Kat’s Kreation –

    Great resource!

  13. Jillian W. –

    Great resource to have when teaching prepostions.

  14. Jennifer R. –

    Thank you!

  15. Lindsey R. –

    This is a fantastic product to work on prepositions in a variety of ways! There are a lot of great activities within it, so I needed to save and combine the different ones that I wanted to use during my lesson. Thank you so much for an awesome product!

  16. Jennifer K. –

    Fun activities for students.

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