I am definitely in favor of making my lessons more interesting, especially when it comes to usually intangible things like grammar or sentence structure. I doubt I’m the only teacher to ever do this, but I came up with a fun way to practice prepositional phrases using paper airplanes! My kids went CRAZY for it, and they even learned a thing or two! I wanted other teachers to have this experience with their students, so I made this ready-to-go lesson so you can get started right away with this super engaging lesson.

Keep reading to learn about this activity!

✈️Ready-to-Go

This resource has everything you need to get started (minus the tangible objects, of course), from teacher directions, materials needed, the lesson slides, and so on. Quickly review it to understand what to do, add a video about prepositions if desired, and go!

✈️Editable

Even though it IS ready-to-go, I feel as if it needed to be editable, just in case you wanted to add or change the information that I typed into the slides for you. This way, you can scaffold up or down, keeping in mind the levels of your students.