End punctuation worksheets
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A telling sentence ends with a period. An asking sentence ends with a question mark. A strong-feeling sentence ends with an exclamation point.
Three grades, each its own sheet. Print one here, or open a grade for examples and teaching notes.
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Kindergarten
Every sentence ends with a mark: a period for telling, a question mark for asking, an exclamation point for excitement. Kindergartners listen to a sentence read aloud and choose the mark that matches how it sounds.
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1st grade Core grade
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First graders read short sentences and supply the end mark themselves. The ear leads: telling sentences fall at the end, questions rise, and excited sentences almost shout their mark.
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2nd grade
Every sentence ends with one of three marks: a period for telling, a question mark for asking, and an exclamation point for strong feeling. Second graders read the sentence, decide what kind it is, and choose the mark.
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