Match the Punctuation Mark to the Sentence

Every sentence has a job: telling, asking, or showing strong feeling. Grade 1 students practice matching the right punctuation mark (period, question mark, or exclamation point) to each sentence type. As questions adapt to their progress, this practice helps early writers understand how punctuation shapes meaning and gives their writing real voice.

• Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics
• Writing & Conventions
• Sentence Structure
• Language Conventions
• Usage and Mechanics
• Punctuation
• Question Mark
• Exclamation Point
• Grammar
• Mechanics
• Sentence
• Writing Conventions
• Period

• L.1.2.b — Use end punctuation for sentences.
• ELA.1.11.D.ix
• AC9E1LA10 — understand that written language uses punctuation such as full stops, question marks and exclamation marks, and uses capital letters for familiar proper nouns
• L.1.2.b

• Choose the Correct Punctuation Mark

• Choose the Sentence That Matches the Picture
• Add the Correct Uppercase Letter to the Sentence