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Punctuation Power Practice

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Punctuation Power Practice

Read each item carefully. Use capital letters and the punctuation marks that make each sentence clear.

Add the Missing Punctuation

Rewrite each sentence with the correct capital letters and punctuation. Add commas where needed.

1.when does the library close
2.we packed sandwiches apples crackers and juice
3.look out the football is rolling towards you
4.a kea is a native new zealand parrot
5.could you please pass the glue
6.on saturday mia visited the beach
7.after the rain the path was muddy

Choose the Ending Mark

Select the punctuation mark that best completes each sentence.

8.Where did you leave your lunchbox
  • .
  • ?
  • !
9.The crowd cheered, “That was a brilliant save___”
  • .
  • ?
  • !
10.The bus leaves at half past three
  • .
  • ?
  • !
11.Please put your shoes by the door
  • .
  • ?
  • !
12.What a huge wave
  • .
  • ?
  • !

Punctuation Match-Up

Match each sentence purpose on the left with the punctuation mark that usually ends it on the right.

13.Draw a line to match each purpose to its ending mark.
  • A sentence that asks something
  • A sentence that tells something
  • A sentence that shows strong excitement
  • Full stop (.)
  • Exclamation mark (!)
  • Question mark (?)

Write Your Own Sentences

Create a sentence for each prompt. Answers will vary; check that the requested punctuation is included.

14.Write a question about an animal you would like to learn about. End it with a question mark.
15.Write an excited sentence about scoring a point in a game. Use an exclamation mark.
16.Write one sentence that lists three things you might take on a day trip. Separate the items with commas.

3 printable pages

  • Punctuation Power Practice, page 1 of 3: Add the Missing Punctuation

    Page 1

  • Punctuation Power Practice, page 2 of 3: Choose the Ending Mark, Punctuation Match-Up, Write Your Own Sentences

    Page 2

  • Punctuation Power Practice, page 3 of 3: 15. Write an excited sentence about scoring a point in a game. Use an exclamation mark.

    Page 3

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