8672 preposition pictionary

Preposition Pictionary
Pictionary with a twist!
This game focuses on descriptive nouns and preposition
of location.
Divide the class into two teams. A student from each
team comes to the front of the class. One student
chooses a card from the “noun pile” and the other
student takes a card from the “preposition pile” (these
are pre-cut by the teacher). Once both cards are pulled
the students draw their combination. The teams have to
guess the correct sentence, for example, a hairy dog in
the bathtub. Whoever guesses first scores a point. Invite
the next two players to the front and continue the game.
Shuffle the decks and start over.
This set includes 16 cards of nouns and prepositions. Feel
free to edit or add to the set.
The cards are on the following pages.


a big hairy dog

on the table

a giant balloon

behind the door

a polka dot sock

under the bed

a thick book

in a bag

a small striped cat

above an elephant

a big truck

on a cloud


a skinny clown

in front of a door

small children

in a bathtub

fat cows

in a bus

an ice cream cone

on a hat

a long bus

under a mouse

a fan

beside a chair

keys

on the ceiling

a bicycle with square tires

in the toilet


a fly with big eyes

under a house

a mosquito

on an arm