Where Is My Cat? is a free, self-paced, browser-based game that helps early elementary and ESL students practice prepositions of place (on, under, in, behind, beside, between) alongside everyday vocabulary for household and outdoor objects. Students are shown a picture of a cat in a specific location and must choose the sentence that correctly describes where it is, selecting from a set of answer choices designed to target common student errors โ some swap the noun (the right location, wrong object), some swap the preposition (the right object, wrong location), and some swap both. The game includes 29 unique picture-based questions, each with its own tailored set of distractors, so no two rounds repeat the same content.
The game gives immediate, low-stakes visual feedbackโa green highlight and a cheerful emoji for a correct answer, a quick red X for an incorrect oneโso students can self-correct without a teacher checking every response. It requires no login, account, or installation: it's a single file that runs in any web browser and works equally well on phones, tablets, laptops, and interactive whiteboards, with a full-screen option for classroom display. At roughly 5โ10 minutes to complete, it's well suited for morning work, an ESL vocabulary center, a substitute-day activity, or quick review before a unit on positional language.