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Sentence Punctuation Drama Workshop
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Sentence Punctuation Drama Workshop
Hana, Wiremu and Losa are putting on a short play at a vet clinic. Read each line aloud with expression. Use full stops for statements, question marks for questions and exclamation marks for strong feelings or commands.
Punctuation in the spotlight
Choose the ending mark that helps each actor deliver the line clearly.
1.Losa asks the vet, “Is the puppy feeling better” Which mark belongs at the end?
- Full stop (.)
- Question mark (?)
- Exclamation mark (!)
2.Wiremu says, “Please bring the puppy’s blanket” He is giving a calm request. Which mark should end his sentence?
- Full stop (.)
- Question mark (?)
- Exclamation mark (!)
3.Which line needs to be separated into two sentences because two complete ideas have been joined without punctuation?
- The puppy wagged its tail.
- Hana opened the carrier the puppy peeked out.
- Where is the puppy’s lead?
- What a tiny kitten!
4.Match each vet-clinic line to the punctuation mark that belongs at the end.
- The kitten is resting in its basket
- Can you hear that purring
- Look out, the puppy is escaping
- Exclamation mark (!)
- Full stop (.)
- Question mark (?)
Sentence surgery
Help the cast make each line clear before the next rehearsal.
5.Rewrite this line as two sentences, adding capital letters and end punctuation: “The vet checked the puppy it wagged its tail”
6.Rewrite this run-on as three sentences. Put the question in the middle: “Hana found the lead where is the puppy Wiremu opened the door”
7.A comma can take the place of a full stop at the end of a complete sentence. Is this true or false?
8.Fill in the missing words: A question usually ends with a , and a strong warning can end with an mark.
9.Write two lines for Hana and the vet at the clinic. Make one line a question and the other an excited statement. Start each sentence with a capital letter and use the correct ending marks.
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