Transcript Document 568968

PREPOSITIONS
Words that show the relationship between
a noun or pronoun and other words in a
sentence
FIND YOUR OWN PREPOSITIONS!
Each person at your table will get one bunny and
one cup.
 Move the bunny and the cup in order to come up
with words that describe where the bunny is in
relation to the cup.
 Write these words down in the left column of
your paper!
 Come up with as many words as you can
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(Hint: there might be more than one word that
describes where the bunny is)
We will worry about the right side of your paper
in a few minutes.
GIVE ONE, GET ONE
Now we’re going to share words!
 One person from each table stand up and move
clockwise to the next table.
 When you get to your new table, compare your
lists and give the table 1 preposition that they
didn’t have before. When you are given the
preposition, write it on the right hand column
along with who you got the word from.
 The table will then give their visitor a preposition
as well.
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LET’S THINK ABOUT THE
DEFINITION AGAIN…
Prepositions: Words that show the relationship
between a noun or pronoun and other words in a
sentence
 Words can be related in more ways than just
where they are.
 Ex: It snows during the winter.
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EXIT TICKET
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Make a circle map and list as many prepositions
as you can remember. I’ll collect them when you
finish.
Prepositions