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1st Grade End Punctuation worksheets

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End Punctuation

Grade 1 Grammar Worksheet - Building Confidence

NameDate

Circle the end mark that fits.

1.
Who is at the door
- period
- question mark
- exclamation mark
2.
Wow, that kite is so high
- period
- question mark
- exclamation mark
3.
Dad drives the bus
- period
- question mark
- exclamation mark
4.
Is it time for lunch
- period
- question mark
- exclamation mark
5.
I have a pet fish
- period
- question mark
- exclamation mark
6.
Hooray, we won
- period
- question mark
- exclamation mark
7.
Where is my mitten
- period
- question mark
- exclamation mark
8.
The cat is on the mat
- period
- question mark
- exclamation mark

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About this worksheet

Every sentence ends with a mark that tells the reader how to hear it. A period ends a telling sentence, a question mark ends a sentence that asks something, and an exclamation mark ends a sentence that shows a big feeling such as surprise or excitement. First graders often know the marks but leave them out or use only periods.

On this grade 1 worksheet each line is a sentence with its end mark missing, and your child circles the mark that fits: period, question mark or exclamation mark. Every sheet has a mix of the three, in a mixed order. Read each sentence aloud and listen for whether it tells, asks or shows a big feeling.

What your child will learn

Choose a period, a question mark or an exclamation mark
Tell a sentence that tells from one that asks
Hear a big feeling in a sentence
Check the end of your own sentences

Common Core standard: L.1.2.B

Worked example

Where is my mitten. The sentence asks something, so it ends with a question mark. Circle question mark.

Common mistake

Ending every sentence with a period, even a sentence that asks something.

Helpful hint

Does it tell, ask, or show a big feeling?

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with end punctuation?

Ending every sentence with a period, even a sentence that asks something.

How can I help my child with end punctuation?

Does it tell, ask, or show a big feeling?

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