Punctuation Worksheets and Resources
Punctuation worksheets and activities. Help children understand correct use of punctuation: full stops, commas, capitals, speech marks and more. See our Literacy Games page for related fun games and activities!
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Capital Letters
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Full Stops
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Commas
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Speech Marks
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Apostrophes for Contractions
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Apostrophes for Possessive Nouns
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Editing
Editing a Passages of Text
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| Editing Passage: Dogs
Full stops Capitals Commas Spelling |
Editing Passage: Rainforests
Full stops Capitals Commas Spelling |
Editing a Passage about Pirates
Full stops Capitals Spelling |
Capital Letters
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| Capitals Letters to Begin Sentences
Rewrite the sentences, adding capitals to begin the sentences. |
Capital Letters ‘Pronoun I’
Rewrite the sentences, adding capitals to the pronoun ‘I’. |
Add in Missing Capital Letters
Rewrite the sentences, adding capitals where they belong (proper nouns, sentence beginnings, pronoun ‘I’). |
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| Capitals for Proper Nouns- Places
Rewrite the sentences, adding capitals for place names. |
Capitals for Proper Nouns
Rewrite the sentences, adding capitals for proper nouns. |
Full Stops, Question Marks, Exclamation Marks
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| Add in the Missing Full Stops
Add missing full stops at the end of single sentences. |
Full Stops Between Two Sentences
Add missing full stops between two run-on sentences. |
Full Stop or Question Mark?
Add either a full stop or a question mark at the end of the sentences. |
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| Full Stop, Question Mark or Exclamation Mark?
Add a full stop, question mark or exclamation mark at the end of the sentences. |
Possessive Nouns: Apostrophes
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| Singular Possessive
Add apostrophes to show possession (singular). |
Plural Possessive
Add apostrophes to show possession (plural). |
Singular & Plural Possessive
Add apostrophes to show possession. Work out where the apostrophe goes. (singular & plural). |
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