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    PREPOSITIONS Ti ‘ a J \S A story-based grammar workbook for grades 1-3. By Kat Graham Common Core Aligned: CCSS.ELA - Literacy. L. 1. 1¢ - Contents license #TPT 106629. Incremental English Contents & Overview Prepositions of Time 1 atand on 2 Camping Trip 3 in, from, and to 4 Birthday Party 5 Choose It! 6 for and before 7 Hiking Trip 8 during and after 9 Spring Cleaning 10 since and within i Muddy Buddy 12 Circle Itt 13 _ Review | & Il 14-15 Answer Key . 17 Overview This workbook introduces the common prepositions of time at, on, in, from, to, before, for, during, after, since, and within to students in 1% through 3% grade. It can be used in the classroom, as homework, as worksheets for ESL students, or in home school instruction. Common core aligned for elementary Literacy. L. 1. 1i, these quizzes and story-based grammar worksheets gradually build students’ familiarity with the prepositions of time, allowing them to recognize and use prepositions in sentences. Graphics by Scrappin Doodles. Freebie offered under Scrappin Doodle ©2013 by Kat Graham Incremental English Circle It! ~ Circle the bolded prepositions of time below. Mason and Alexis had a lot of fu (during) amp! On Monday, they ate breakfast before getting ready- They paddled a canoe inthe morning from 9:30 a.m.toiia.m. After canoeing, at on in from and to before for during after ' since ‘ within t Spot the Prepositions they did arts and crafts for an hour. At noon, they ate lunch. They hadn’t eaten since breakfast and they were very hungry. Within 20 minutes, they were ready for more fun! ©2013 by Kat Graham at and on Fillin the blanks with the prepositions. The prepositionat goes with times of the on like 9a.m. ar 1. Jenna got home from school [ at 1 4p.m. Sm ‘sp At also goes with noon, night, or midnight. —* 2. Danny ate lunch noon. ees The preposition on goes with days, like Sunday or July 4%, aa 3. School begins Monday. ees Match the prepositions with the correcttimes. 3p.m. noon night 4. at 5. on 6. at Monday Friday May 15% Incremental English ©2013 by Kat Graham vAg (None —___ 8 --------------- } Pye Birthday Party Use the prepositions in the word box to finish the sentences. Word Box in from and to a ist 1. Bethwasborn; If | 2006. r----— | | 2. Her birthday month is | | September. 3. OnBeth’s birthday, her mom baked a cake | ! | 1am. ' 1pm. L—---! on Loe em ( aaa 4. | the afternoon, Beth decorated. Coo | ;../ 5. Her party was! ‘apm | Le ee wee oe come = She had a great day! Incremental English ¢ ©2013 by Kat Graham SaaS A ) ! Nome: } Vow’ TO ——_ aN Choose It! V Choose the correct prepositions to go with the times below. Word Box at on in from and to 1. j=. | 2. ; Jf Li} 2013 noon the winter 4:30 p.m. December midnight 3. ae 4. eT | | L aed L —_-+-+4 Monday the summer Wednesday August Friday the morning peer ll UI per c---- 5. \ 6. | ! \ ! ! ! i | Pence cericom of L____I emcee Spm. May July night 10a.m. 1p.m. 7am. ¢ 2006 2013 Incremental English ©2013 by Kat Graham Fill in the blanks with the prepositions. The preposition for goes with a period of time, like 10 minutes. 2. She has lived here I i three years. The preposition before tells about when. 4. Joe got his homework done ! ! 7p. Match the prepositions with the correct times. for and before LLL J 5. before Incremental English 20 minutes 9am. five weeks two weeks 6. for 7. before 4pm. noon ¢ ©2013 by Kat Graham a 1 A (we |g PIA Hiking Trip V Use the prepositions in the word box to finish the sentences. aoa 1. Too excited to sleep, Emma woke up i befo re ! Jam. hour and watched the birds. q —_la ©2013 by Kat Graham Incremental English yAg ie ay Word Box during after | 5. | | they were done, the family ate ice cream to celebrate. Incremental English ©2013 by Kat Graham since and within Fill in the blanks with the prepositions. The prepositionwithin says no longer than an amount of time, lik two days. The preposition since tells the starting point for something that’s still happening. 3. Jayden has been cleaning Incremental English @ ©2013 by Kat Graham fave: } vag TE ——_ Muddy Buddy eas 1. Mom said, “Buddy has been waiting | SINCE i this morning to play.” TT anes ie 1 2. Derekfinishedhishomework | | an hour and took Buddy outside. [To | BL | five minutes, Buddy got muddy. 4. “Buddy has been smelly | yesterday, anyway," mom said. “Bath time!” sg.) as minutes, Buddy was scrubbed and all clean. Tneremental English ©2013 by Kat Grohom Circle It! Circle the prepositions that go in the blanks. 1. Joe did homework -—--—-- watching TV. (before) or ) 2. Be ready ---- -15 minutes! (since within ) 3. Weate popcorn --------the movie. ( during after ) 4. Bo has lived with us ------- three years. ( before for ) 5. The baby fell asleep -------- midnight. ( during after ) 6. Ihave been waiting ------ -- yesterday! ( aloes within ) 7. Joe went to the park ( ——a ©2013 by Kat Graham Incremental English (aa aRaRARSRAAAREAOA A Review | V Circle It! ~ Circle the letter for the correct answer. 1. What time does for A April 2. What time does since go with? A anhour B 7 p.m. 3. What time does within go with? A 10+ minutes B Friday Block It! ~ Use e after, before, and during in the blocks. Match It! ~ Match the prepositions to the correct times. 7, at the evening 8. on midnight 9. in Tuesday Incremental English ©2013 by Kat Graham pag finer SSCS

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