Learning Prepositions of Movement Through Song

Scratch Garden

This energetic animated music video introduces students to eight essential prepositions of movement through a catchy, repetitive song. Hosted by a cheerful cheese character, the video uses clear, high-contrast animations to visually demonstrate spatial relationships and directionality. The content is broken down into two distinct segments, allowing learners to master four concepts at a time before combining them for a comprehensive review. The video explores two sets of vocabulary. The first set—"into, out of, through, around"—is illustrated by a superhero mouse interacting with a house. The second set—"toward, past, up, down"—features a purple square walking near a chair and a bear navigating stairs. Each segment is presented twice: first for listening and watching, and second for singing along with on-screen text reinforcing literacy skills. For educators, this resource is an excellent tool for multi-sensory learning in early childhood and ELL classrooms. It combines auditory rhythm, visual modeling, and reading practice to cement understanding of abstract positional concepts. The clear pacing and distinct