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Building punctuation skills can be challenging, but it’s something young learners must do to improve their writing. Without proper punctuation, your child’s writing may have a completely different meaning, or no meaning at all! We’re here to provide you with tips, activities, and free worksheets to end punctuation struggles!
There are many punctuation marks in the English language, from punctuation used at the beginning of phrases/sentences (such as speech marks), to end punctuation (such as a period, exclamation, or question mark). Here are some punctuation marks your child should know:
Our printable punctuation worksheets and advice pages go into detail on how to correctly use each of the punctuation marks listed.
Punctuation is a key language feature, as it’s used to guide the reader in correctly understanding the text they’re reading. A lack of punctuation skills can lead to sharing false information!
Here are some of the many purposes of using punctuation in a piece of writing:
Click on the sections at the top of this page to get your child’s punctuation practice started!
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