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Punctuation practice worksheet with differentiated activities and a teaching video
The punctuation practice activities differentiated making it great for students of different levels
This punctuation resource is low prep making it easy to grab on the go with the print and digital options
This product has a teaching video on punctuation that is paired with practice activities for stress free planning

Punctuation Worksheets: Period, Exclamation & Question Mark: Digital & Print

Are your students facing challenges when it comes to using and editing punctuation in their writing? Look no further! Our differentiated Punctuation Worksheets are the ultimate punctuation practice solution you’ve been searching for. Designed to captivate students with thrilling mystery stories, this resource offers extensive opportunities, to practice using ending punctuation. By emphasizing periods, question marks, and exclamation points, students will gain a firm grasp of when and how to employ these punctuation marks accurately and confidently.

Immerse your students in an engaging learning experience with our collection of mystery stories, carefully crafted to make the process of using punctuation both enjoyable and meaningful. Each punctuation worksheet, within this resource, provides ample practice for students to master the art of punctuation.

We believe in the power of multi-modality-based learning, and to enhance the learning experience even further, we recommend pairing this resource with our included Punctuation Teaching Video. Equip your students with the skills and confidence to edit their sentences and incorporate proper ending punctuation.

BUNDLE & SAVE $: Parts of a Sentence Bundle

$5.50

  • Students in grades 2-3
  • Students who are learning to write
  • Students who write incomplete sentences
  • This resource is easy to implement for students of different levels and abilities.
  • Mixed groups
  • Whole class lessons
  • Small group lessons
  • Classroom teachers
  • Special education teachers or services
  • Speech therapy sessions
  • Homeschool
  • …and much more!
*PLEASE NOTE: This resource opens in Google Slides™. You can print the document by downloading it as a PDF from Google Slide™ or use it digitally.

  • Teaching Video: Play the included Punctuation teaching video to engage students to help them learn and practice how to use a period, question mark, and exclamation point.
 
  • 37 pages of activities: Multiple pages of practice activities are included that go along with the teaching video. They help to further develop and strengthen your students’ understanding of punctuation in sentences.
 
  • Punctuation worksheets include:
    • LEVEL 1:
      • Identify the Correct Punctuation: Period or Question Mark  
      • Identify the Correct Punctuation: Period or Exclamation 
      • Identify the Correct Punctuation: Question Mark or Exclamation 
      • Identify the Correct Punctuation: Period, Question Mark, or Exclamation
      LEVEL 2:
      • Rewrite the Sentence with Correct Punctuation: Period or Question Mark  
      • Rewrite the Sentence with Correct Punctuation: Period or Exclamation 
      • Rewrite the Sentence with Correct Punctuation: Question Mark or Exclamation 
      • Rewrite the Sentence with Correct Punctuation: Period, Question Mark or Exclamation
 
  • Anchor Charts:  Included in the resource are punctuation anchor charts and posters that help your students understand when to use punctuation in a sentence.
 
  • Review Page: Pair with the punctuation teaching video to check your students’ understanding of this skill or send it home as homework.
 
  • Answer Key: An answer key is provided for all of the punctuation practice worksheets.

Hear what educators are saying…

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A lot of my students struggled with punctuation this year, so this was an incredibly helpful resource I’ll be using every year from now on!
— Stephanie R.

 

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This resource had so many opportunities for my students to practice using punctuation. They loved being ‘detectives’ by reading through each story and determining which punctuation to use. Having each sentence relate to the one prior/after helped keep my students engaged.
— S.G.R.

 

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Excellent resource to review this skill! Easy to use with Google Slides and engaging!
— Krista G.
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