1. What’s a preposition? What does it do?
Identify Prepositions, articles, and object of preposition
Compose a Preposition Poem that describes a central theme
Let’s Review:
What’s a preposition? What does it do?

3. How many prepositions can you name?

4. Compose sentences with –
Demonstrative Adj. + Adj. + Noun + Help. Verb + Verb + Adv. +
Preposition + Article + Object of the Preposition (Noun)
Demon-strative Adj.
Adj.
Noun
Helping Verb
Verb
Adverb
preposition
Article
Object of the Preposition
Those
frozen
leaves
are
falling
slowly
through
the
air

5. Compose a Preposition Poem that describes a central theme
Let me show you some examples:
Short and Sweet Ones
Twinkling Star
Computer Bug
Umbrella
Basketball
Football
Corgi
Collie
Soldier

6. What is the format?
10 lines of prepositions
Ending with a verb phrase

7. With a partner brainstorm topics and jot down ideas
To Do:
With a partner brainstorm topics and jot down ideas
Decide what the topic of your preposition poem will be based on
Open a Microsoft 365, compose it on a PowerPoint slide
Brainstorm things that would be associated or related to your central theme- your focus on sensory images: sight, smell, sound, touch, and taste.
Arrange your ideas
Use your list of Prepositions to create a variety of prepositions using your ideas
Add an image that depicts the meaning of the poem
Then use the checklist to determine if you have completed the task correctly
Peer Edit
Revise and Share!