PUNCTUATION - Statement, question and exclamation

Punctuation
  • This resource pack of 3 pages covers the different uses of the full stop, question mark and exclamation mark
  • Children need to be able to read simple sentences in order to do the tasks
  • For most children it will be better to do the punctuation marks separately first
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21st January 2025

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  • Punctuation marks help the reader understand what the writer is trying to say
  • A full stop looks like this . and is a pause in the text which indicates a statement has been completed
  • A question mark looks like this ? and is a pause in the text which indicates a question has been asked
  • An exclamation mark looks like this ! and is a pause in the text which indicates an exclamation has been made

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