Interjections worksheets
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An interjection is a burst of feeling with its own punctuation: Ouch! Hooray! Shh! It stands apart from the sentence and sets its emotion.
Three grades, one set of sentences: all three print from the same 40. Print one here, or open a grade for examples and teaching notes.
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4th grade Core grade
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Fourth graders choose the interjection whose emotion matches the sentence: pain, joy, relief, disgust, surprise. The feeling is the clue, and every option is a word kids already say.
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5th grade
Fifth graders match interjections precisely, L.5.1.a's home turf, and notice the punctuation choice between the exclamation point and the comma.
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6th grade
Sixth graders use interjections deliberately in dialogue and narrative, where a well-placed Whoa does the work of a paragraph of description.
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