A collection of printable worksheets about prepositions of place for ESL students.

Prepositions of Place Worksheets

These free PDF worksheets help students learn and practice prepositions of place, including on, in, under, in front of, behind, next to, and between. They’re ideal for kids and beginner ESL classes, with activities ranging from sentence writing and picture matching to speaking games.

Fill in the Missing Preposition

A printable prepositions worksheet in which students must write the prepostion to complete the sentence.

Ten sentences with missing prepositions. Students look at the picture for each question and write the correct preposition in the blank.

Prepositions of Place Reading Worksheet

An ESL prepositions of place reading activity worksheet.

Students read a sentence and look at the picture. They circle true if the description matches the image, or false if it doesn’t.

Prepositions Sentence Practice

A printable prepositions of place worksheet for kids.

Students rearrange the words to create correct sentences using prepositions of place.

Prepositions Matching Worksheet

A prepositions worksheet where students match the location word to the picture.

Students read each sentence and draw a line to the matching prepositions image.

Prepositions Pair Work

Prepositions speaking activity Worksheet

In pairs, Student A describes a picture using prepositions of place while Student B draws it. Then they swap roles. Great for speaking and listening practice.

Prepositions Writing Practice

A Prepositions writing practice worksheet in which students write the words three times.

Students write 12 prepositions of place three times each to practice spelling and writing.

Prepositions of Place Activity Cards

Prepositions Of Place Activity worksheet

Printable cards for games such as find your partner, matching, memory, and bingo.

Prepositions of Place Board Game

Prepositions Of Place board Game Worksheet

Students play in pairs. When they land on a picture, they make a dialogue with their partner using a preposition of place (e.g., “Where is the monkey?” – “It’s in front of the car.”).

More Fun Lesson Material for Teaching Prepositions

Here are some more useful resources you can use when teaching prepositions to kids: