This period worksheet asks 1st graders to unscramble words, write four telling sentences, and end each one with a period. Answer key included for quick, no-prep punctuation practice at home or school.

The I Can Read Worksheet has 1st grade students put mixed-up words in order and write real sentences with capitals and periods. An answer key is included for fast, easy checking.

Using this Writing the Date Activity, students sort the Date Cards and Comma Cards into the correct sequence to show different dates.

Using Punctuation Pow Activity, students read provided sentences and determine which punctuation needs to be included to build their writing skills.

Using this Pick the Punctuation Activity, students will use punctuation for effect by sorting the sentence cards according to the punctuation

The Comma Momma Worksheet lets 1st grade students add commas to lists and dates, then rewrite lines with correct commas. An answer key is included for quick, easy checking.

In this I Can Read and Correct Sentences Worksheet, 1st grade students fix and rewrite sentences with a capital and a period. An answer key is included to make checking quick.

Using Punctuation Sandwich Activity, students recognize and use end punctuation to complete sentences.

Using L.1.2 First Grade Common Core Lesson, students use commas to separate single words in a series.

Using Cool Cat Sentences Activity, students sort and organize the different types of sentences (Telling Sentence, Asking Sentence, Exciting Sentence).

Using this Whose Is It Apostrophe Activity, students match each character card with a personal object.

Using this Say What Quotation Station Activity, students will demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing.

Using Slap Shot Hockey Telling Sentences Activity, students practice reading and identifying telling sentences.

Using this Who Does It Belong To Activity, students show possession of objects using correctly with apostrophes.