End marks: . ? or ! (sheet 1)
Sentences · Capitals and periodsKindergarten – Grade 1Free PDF
Free printable punctuation worksheet (sheet 1): read six sentences, decide if each one tells, asks or shows a strong feeling, circle the end mark and write it.
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- 1Telling sentence: period. Asking sentence: question mark. Strong feeling: exclamation mark.
- 2Read each sentence out loud with expression; the voice gives the answer.
- 3Then check sentences your child wrote: does each one have an end mark?
Sentences on this sheet
I like cake.Can you swim?Look out!The dog is big.Where is my hat?We won!
Words children read are printed in school print (Zaner-Bloser style), with the same simple a and g they learn to write. Print on US Letter or A4; the PDF has no ads and no website headers.
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