1st Grade Prepositions Practice

Find prepositions that show place, direction or time. Practice how these words connect a noun to the rest of a sentence for 1st grade.

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Frequently asked questions

What can a preposition tell you?

A preposition can show where, when or in which direction something happens. In “The cat is under the bed,” under tells where the cat is.

How can students find a preposition?

Read the sentence and look for a word that connects a noun or pronoun to a place, direction or time relationship. Check whether that connection fits the sentence.

Look for a place, direction or time clue

Prepositions connect a noun or pronoun to another part of the sentence. In “The cat is under the bed,” under shows where the cat is. A preposition can also show direction or time.

Ask what relationship the word shows instead of memorizing a list. Continue with determiners for words before nouns or return to 1st grade grammar. You can also notice these relationships in a 1st grade reading passage.

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