Free Printable Punctuation & Sentences Worksheets for Kids
These punctuation and sentences worksheets are designed to help your child learn all about punctuation and the different types of sentences we use every day. Whether they’re telling a story, asking a question, or making a statement, knowing how to use punctuation correctly will help you child communicate more clearly.
Each worksheet is filled with fun and engaging activities that will help children practice adding periods, question marks, exclamation points, and more. You’ll also learn how to recognize and create different kinds of sentences, such as statements, questions, and exclamations.
Print the entire collection of punctuation worksheets and sentences worksheets or pick and choose from the collection below. Then be sure to check out our list of fun activities at the bottom of the page to continue growing your child’s understanding of punctuation and sentences.
Overview of the Free Punctuation & Sentences Worksheets
Recommended for: First Grade
From correctly using periods, commas, and question marks to understanding compound sentences, asking sentences, and more, these free punctuation worksheets and sentence worksheets provide a variety of ways for children to learn about these elements of communication. Pick and choose from the PDFs below or print this entire collection of free punctuation worksheets and free sentence worksheets with the button above. Then check out our list of fun activities below to help reinforce your child’s understanding of punctuation and sentences.
Punctuation Worksheets
Sentences Worksheets
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Fun Learning Activities with Punctuation & Sentences
⭐ Punctuation Hunt
Invite your child to go on a hunt around your home to find punctuation marks in books, magazines, boxes, bags, or signs. When they find a period, question mark, or exclamation point, ask them to say the sentence out loud and identify what type of sentence it is.
⭐ Sentence Sorting Game
Write different types of sentences on separate strips of paper (statements, questions, commands, exclamations). Mix them up and then sort them into categories based on the punctuation marks they need or the type of sentence they are.
⭐ Create a Sentence Puzzle
Write a sentence on a strip of paper and cut it into words. Mix the words up and challenge your child to put the sentence back together correctly. You can also try this with several different sentences that have been cut up, then challenge your child to create entirely new sentences with the various words they see. Don’t forget to add the correct punctuation mark at the end!
