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Welcome to our list of resources for practicing prepositions, linking verbs, and helping verbs. This list of grammar resources provides practice with learning and applying these elements of English grammar.

In the primary grades (K-2), our children learn quite a bit of English grammar through our custom-built plan based on the Words are Categorical book series by Brian Cleary (along with selections from Our Mother Tongue) and IEW’s Bible Heroes Writing Lessons. The Words are Categorical Books include the following (and several more!):

(Our custom-built plan was the result of concepts I found lacking in our oldest child before he went into Essentials – and because our second child needed a bit of creativity in his English Grammar diet.) I highly recommend these resources for learning English grammar easily in the early grades!

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Resources for Prepositions, Helping Verbs, and Linking Verbs

Prepositions Visuals & Task Cards
Prepositions of Movement Picture Dictionary
Preposition Student Coloring Book
Prepositions Task Cards
Prepositional Phrase Task Cards
Advanced Preposition Task Cards: Adverb vs. Preposition | Adverbial vs. Adjectival Phrases

Prepositions Games & Interactive Activities
Bug Prepositions Game Cards
Prepositional Cut Sort and Paste
Buggy about Prepositions Activity
What Does the Fox Say? Prepositional Phrase Game
Prepositions Anchor Chart
Printable Preposition Games and Activities
Prepositions Treasure Map Activity
Roll-a-Preposition Game
Ollie’s Jar – Online Book to identify prepositions
Fling the Teacher Prepositional Phrase Online Game
Prepositions of Place Online Interactive

Prepositions Videos & Memorization Helps
Prepositions Song Video by Grammaropolis
Grammar Rock Prepositions
Prepositions Choreography – Slower Motions
Learn Prepositions to Yankee Doodle
Prepositions Bookmarks

Prepositions Lessons & Worksheets
What is a Preposition?
Prepositions Worksheets & Printables
Diagramming Prepositions Worksheet
Prepositions Worksheet
Identifying Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Worksheets

Helping Verbs Games & Interactive Activities
Helping Verbs Hands
Helping Verb Game Ideas

Helping Verbs Videos & Memorization Helps
Helping Verbs Song Video
Helping Verbs to Jingle Bells Video
Helping Verbs Bookmarks
Grammar Rock: Verbs

Helping Verbs Lessons & Worksheets
What Is a Verb?
Helping Verbs Explained
Helping Verbs Worksheet
Sentence Diagramming Helping Verbs
There Is/Are
The Verb To Be
More Verb Worksheets Using Strong Verbs
Helping Verb Game Ideas

Linking Verbs Visuals & Task Cards & Activities
Linking Verbs Chain – Printable Activity
Action & Linking Verb Task Cards
Verb Activities Sort | Unscrambling | etc.
Action or Linking Verb? Sentence Sort
Action or Linking Verb? Sentence Sort #2
Linking Verb Demonstration Activity

Linking Verbs Lessons & Worksheets
About Linking Verbs
Learn All About Linking Verbs (and Even How to Diagram!)
Linking Verbs Explanation
Action Verbs vs. Linking Verbs
Advanced Linking Verbs
Diagramming Linking Verbs

Picture Books: Because we LOVE picture books

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Around the House the Fox Chased the Mouse: Adventures in Prepositions by Rick Walton (Family Favorite)

Under, Over, by the Clover: What is a Preposition? by Brian P. Cleary (Family Favorite)

Berenstain Bears: Bears in the Night

Behind the Mask: A Book about Prepositions by Ruth Heller

If You Were a Noun, a Verb, an Adjective, an Adverb, a Pronoun, a Conjunction, and Interjection, a Preposition (Word Fun) by Michael Dahl

Individual books of the (Word Fun) series

Slide and Slurp, Scratch and Burp: More about Verbs by Brian P. Cleary

Kites Sail High: A Book about Verbs by Ruth Heller

Vinny the Action Verb and Lucy the Linking Verb by Coert Voorhees