Prepositions: Where Is the Goober?
Circle the preposition in six sentences, then draw a goober hiding and tell where it is.
Eight bold adverbs to sort by what they tell: how (slowly), when (soon) or where (outside).
“An adverb tells more about a verb. Read the bold adverb. Circle whether it tells how, when or where.”
Printed on the sheet:
Have kids walk across the room slowly, quickly, quietly. Then talk about how adverbs tell how.
Kids sorting by meaning instead of job in the sentence. Ask what the word is doing.
Play a silly fill-in-the-blank story game with nouns, verbs and adjectives.
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Circle the preposition in six sentences, then draw a goober hiding and tell where it is.
Ten nouns to sort into common and proper, then a proper noun to match three common ones.
Ten words to finish with a or an by listening for the first sound, then a sentence with each.
Nine animal and everyday groups (a pride of lions, a bunch of grapes) to finish with the right collective noun.
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