Preposition of time

Students complete an interactive exercise after teacher explaining the usage of preposition of time.
(Quizizz)

(2) ​Interactive Practice

Students learn the preposition of time through a short video lesson
(Edpuzzle)

(1) ​Introduction

Learning Objectives

Students complete an interactive review exercise about preposition of time.
(Kahoot)

​(4) Extended Learning Task

In small groups, students present an idea by using the suitable preposition of time.
(Padlet)

​(3)Collaborative Production

Learning Objectives

When will we use 'at'?

• With exact points in time (e.g. at 8 am; at lunchtime)

• With holidays/festivals (e.g. at Easter; at Christmas)

When will we use 'in'?

• For longer periods of time (e.g. in April; in 2022)

• To say how long it takes to do something (e.g. in a week)

• To note a specific time in the future (e.g. in half an hour)

When will we use 'on'?

• with specific days/dates (e.g. on Friday; on 19 April)

• with specific time information (e.g. on Monday morning; on the evening of 19 April)

Collaborative Production: Padlet

Extended Learning Task: Kahoot