Capitalization and Punctuation Essential Activities for Grade 2
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Punctuation Marks at the End of Sentences
English punctuation for kids is a very important grammar lesson. It forms the basics of sentence structure and its understanding. It is very important to learn English for the kid and for the kid to have a clear understanding of using the right punctuation marks in their sentences.
Beginning with the very basics, let's learn about the ending punctuations for kids in this lesson. Ending punctuations are the punctuations that are used at the end of the sentences. It helps to understand the meaning of the sentence, where the sentence is ending and what is the sentence trying to say.
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Basic Punctuation: Question or Statement Printable
Once kids can read and form sentences, it’s time to learn about the basic punctuation that makes our writing meaningful.
Your child will practice distinguishing a question from a statement using this sweet treat-themed punctuation worksheet: Question or Statement?
Does your child understand capitalization? Put your child to work with this worksheet: To Capitalize or Not to Capitalize, to find out!
Proper capitalization is just one step of gaining grammar competence. Be sure that your child masters this important skill with this fun and vibrant worksheet!
Does your child know what punctuations are? They are usually found at the end of words, and signify the tone the sentence should be read in. Ask your child to tell you some of the common punctuations they use daily. Now, look at this worksheet with your little one. Ask them to read each sentence aloud. Then, ask them to name the two punctuations in the options below the sentences. Instruct your kids to check the correct punctuation that would come after each sentence.
Contractions are such an important part of our speech and writing! Help your child master basic contractions with this printable contraction worksheet: In the Countryside.
Guide your little learner through each sentence while your child selects the right contraction for each set of words.
Let’s go down to the farm to complete this quick and simple worksheet that offers your child valuable practice with contractions!
Your child will read the sentences and select the correct contraction to replace the underlined word on this fun contraction worksheet: On the Farm.
Contractions are very popular in the English language. They make writing and reading easier, and are mostly used in informal writing. Contractions are the combination of two words to make one, with an apostrophe between them. For example; I am = I’m, they are = they’re, she is = she’s, and so on. Ask your students if they can give you some more popular contractions. Then, read the sentences in this worksheet and help them check the correct contraction to replace the words in bold.
Now that your child understands the rules of capitalization, test his or her knowledge with this fun Practice Capitalization printable worksheet!
Challenging your learner with words that may or may not need capitalization, it’s up to your child to choose the right answers!
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