Punctuation games

FREE Pick the Punctuation Board Game. Grammar isn’t often at the top of the list of kids’ favorite subjects. But grammar doesn’t have to be boring or tedious.

FUN Punctuation Activites for Kids - These punctuation activities for kids are a fun and engaging way to learn about punctuation. Kids will get the chance to learn about the different punctuation marks, from periods to question marks, all in a fun way.

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It's not exactly a secret; the English language is confusing. If I'm saying this after spending the last 12 years writing professionally, I can only imagine what it's like for a second grader! To help my son understand what punctuation to use when, I grabbed an amazing book and created a fun board game for us to play and practice. Before we got our game faces on, we read Elsa Knight Bruno's book Punctuation Celebration. This book is to kids what the AP style guide is to grown-up journalists…

Teaching my first grade class about the four types of sentences (Declarative, imperative, interrogative, & exclamatory). This was a great review activity

Cute ending punctuation activities for first week of school! Print worksheets, cut into pencil strips. Add marks to punctuation exercises.

Part of my job as a remedial therapist, is to present a weekly writing group to grade 3's and 4's. Together with a speech therapist and occupational therapist, we help these students in developing their

Make sentences without the punctuation marks and kids have to decide whether it needs a question mark or period.

FREE Sentences game for Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd grade students. This is such a fun card game to help kids to learn what forms a sentence while building Sentence S'mores. Perfect for Homeschool Language Arts