Punctuation Marks
This lesson is about punctuation marks. Students will have a worksheet with the different punctuation marks. They are to write a definition and a sentence for each one.
This lesson is for third through fifth grade students.
First, you will copy the worksheet so that each student will have a copy.
Then, you will tell them they are to look up each punctuation mark and write out a definition and a sentence for each one.
This will help students learn how to write sentences and punctuate them correctly.
Worksheet - Punctuation Marks
Directions - Look up each punctuation mark and write out a definition. Then, write a sentence for each punctuation mark.
1. Periods -
2. Commas -
3. Question Marks -
4. Quotation Marks -
5. Single Quotation Marks -
6. Semi-Colons -
7. Colons -
8. Dashes -
9. Apostrophes -
10. Parentheses -
11. Hyphens -
12. Exclamation Points -
13. Underlining -
14. Ellipses -
You can grade the students on the accuracy of their definitions and the sentences they wrote.
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