A PowerPoint I did as a sample for a classroom. It can be used to teach students about prepositions and includes animations and a quiz at the end.

3. Sarah goes TO school.

4. Sarah goes TO school
WITH Joe.

5. Spot is IN the box

6. Spot is OUT of the box.

7. Jane is ON the sidewalk.

8. Jane is OFF the sidewalk.

9. The letter is FOR Santa.

10. Fluffy is the catOF Rachel.

11. John is BY the computer.

13. Jane is ____the sidewalk.
or

14. Fluffy is the cat___ Rachel.
or

15. Sarah goes toschool
____ Joe. or

16. Spot is ____ of the box.
or

17. John is ___ the computer.
or

18. The letter is ____ Santa.
or

19. Spot is __ the box
or

20. Sarah goes __ school.
or

21. Jane is ___ the sidewalk.
or

22. •http://eztales.com/content/Lesson_Plans/English_Less
on_Plans/Alberta_Sparrow_Lesson_Plan.pdf
•http://teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=15
9708
•Microsoft Office Clipart

23. Lesson Idea for Presentation Exercise
Your
Name(s):
Meghan Burke
Subject
Area:
English Language Arts
Grade
Level:
Kindergarten
Lesson Title/
Web
Address
Learning to Identify and Apply Prepositions
http://eztales.com/content/Lesson_Plans/English_Lesson_Plans/Alberta_Sparro
w_Lesson_Plan.pdf
Curriculum-
Nevada
State
Standard:
L.K.1e - Use the most frequently occurring prepositions (e.g., to, from, in, out,
on, off, for, of, by, with).
Objectives: Students will identify and apply prepositions commonly used in daily
occurrences.
Instruction-
Procedures:
I will first go through a short lesson on prepositions, using graphics on a
PowerPoint. After, I will play a game of Simon Says using the prepositions that
were learned in class.
Assessment-
How will you
check
student
learning:
After Simon Says. I will go back to the PowerPoint and present clipart asking
where an object is in relation to prepositions (ex. Johnny is in the House,
Johnny is going to the store.) I will link the PowerPoint so that if the students
get a correct answer, it takes them to a congratulations page. if it is wrong, it
is a "try again" page.