Preposition Worksheets
Enhance your 2nd and 3rd graders’ understanding of prepositions with this engaging Preposition Worksheets Batch! These worksheets provide essential practice in identifying and using prepositions to improve grammar and literacy. Through a range of activities like sentence completion, preposition identification, and creative writing prompts, students will learn how prepositions show relationships between nouns and other words. This resource helps students strengthen their writing and reading comprehension while mastering key grammar concepts. Perfect for independent work, literacy centers, or homework.
Preposition Worksheets
Students learn about prepositions and fill in the blanks with prepositions from the word bank.
A fill in the blank activity using prepositions that complete each sentence
Students underline the preposition in each sentence.
Prepositions are identified by drawing a line to match the sentence to the object.
Students match the sentence to the preposition.
Students underline each preposition they find in each sentence.
Some sentences don't have a preposition. Students check the ones that do and place an "X" next to the ones that don't.
An activity where Prepositional Phrases are identified and underlined.
Circle the preposition that makes the most sense within the prepositional phrase.
Match the unfinished sentences to the objects of the prepositional phrases
Create eight sentences using each prepositional phrase from the word bank.
Combine two sentences using prepositional phrases.
Write three to five sentences describing your pet or favorite animal.
Students circle the prepositions from the paragraph, and underline the object.
Circle the right preposition for each image.
Circle the right preposition for each image.
Write five sentences that incorporate prepositions of place based on the images.
Students follow directions to add more details to the drawing.
Students follow directions to add more details to the bedroom drawing.
Fill in the sentences with the correct prepositions.
Use the word bank of time prepositions to fill in the blanks and help the sentences make sense.
Students find as many prepositions as they can from the poem.
Answer each question with a sentence that includes at least one prepositional phrase.
Students fill in the blank with nouns or pronouns that function as objects of the preposition.