Education
7th
grade
Prepositions of Movement
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Flipped Learning Session:
Prepositions
of MovementMiss Cheung
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Where something is
moving to
What are
“Prepositions of
Movement”?
Where something is
moving from
Helps us understand
specific directions - Slide
Examples
01
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Sally wants to walk from House A to House B
A
B
When we follow the red
arrows, we can understand
that the movement is to
travel between two points in
a single direction. - 6. Draw3 minutes1 ptQ.
Sally walks from the cinema to the museum. Circle where Sally ends up at
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Sally is walking towards House A
Next, we see a girl clearly
walking in the direction of
House A. So, ‘in the direction
of’ can be replaced with the
preposition ‘towards’. The full
sentence would be Sally is
walking towards House A. - Slide
Sally is walking over the bridge
The next preposition is ‘over’,
which is when the movement is at
a higher level than something else. - Slide
Sally is walking under the bridge
The preposition ‘under’ is
opposite of ‘over’, as we use
under to talk about
something that is below or
lower than something else - Slide
Sally is walking into House A
‘into’, which indicates movement to a
position inside of - Slide
Sally is walking out of House A
‘out of’, which indicates
movement away from the
inside of a place - 12. Multiple-choice30 seconds1 ptQ.
What is NOT an explanation of prepositions of movement?
answer choicesWhere something is moving to
Where something is moving from
Why something is somewhere
Helps us understand specific directions
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Bonus Activity
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- 16. Open-ended3 minutes1 ptQ.
Please write your sentence below:
- 17. Draw3 minutes1 ptQ.
Read the directions below and circle all the prepositions of movement
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