Let's Punctuate!!!



 Language Arts

Grade 6

Topic: Punctuation Marks

What are they?

Watch the clip: Punctuation Explained (by Punctuation!) | Scratch Garden (youtube.com)

Tasks

Tier 2

Use the correct punctuation marks to complete the sentences below. Choose from comma (,), full stop (.), question mark (?), colon (:), or semi-colon (;).

 

1. Jamaica became independent on August 6 1962 _____ it was a historic day for the nation.

2. The people celebrated with music parades and fireworks _____ it was a day to remember.

3. Do you know when Jamaica gained independence ____

4. Jamaica’s flag includes the following colors _____ black, green, and gold.

5. Many people attended the ceremony ____ others watched it on television.

Tier 3

Choose the correct punctuation mark for each sentence.

8. Jamaica was no longer a colony___ it had gained its independence.
a) Full stop (.)
b) Comma (,)
c) Semi-colon (;)
d) Question mark (?)

9. When Jamaica became independent, the people promised to work for justice__ brotherhood, and peace.
a) Full stop (.)
b) Colon (:)
c) Comma (,)
d) Semi-colon (;)

Tier 1

Add commas, full stops, question marks, colons, or semi-colons where needed in the following paragraphs:

6. Jamaica was under British rule for more than 300 years however in 1962 the country gained its independence It was a moment of great pride for the people of Jamaica the country was now free to govern itself and make its own laws.

7. During the celebrations many people wore clothing with the national colors the streets were filled with flags banners and decorations it was a day of national pride and unity Do you think everyone understood the significance of the day.

 

Have fun: Punctuation marks 200605 | Maureen Acuna A | Live (liveworksheets.com)

Punctuation marks 1542697 | JENNIFER EDIM | Live (liveworksheets.com)

Games:

Fun Factory - Punctuation & Capitalization • ABCya!

Punctuation Game for Kids - Fun Grammar Practice Exercise Activity (funenglishgames.com)


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