Help Detective Paws locate his missing breakfast by dragging the correct prepositions into the blanks.

He knew he had left his favorite jelly donut on his desk. However, when he returned, there were only sticky crumbs left in the empty box! He finally found his partner happily eating the donut at the front door.

He knew he had left his favorite jelly donut on his desk.

We use on for surfaces, like a desk or a table.

However, when he returned, there were only sticky crumbs left in the empty box!

We use in for enclosed spaces or containers, like a box.

He finally found his partner happily eating the donut at the front door.

We use at for specific points or locations, like a door or a bus stop.