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When To Use A Period

This punctuation mark resource is just what you need to teach punctuation to your students who may not know when to use a period.

Endmarks can be confusing for students. Learners sometimes struggle with which punctuation marks to use. This interactive punctuation practice resource can help your students learn how to use a period. 

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When To Use A Period
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This punctuation mark resource is just what you need to teach punctuation to your students who may not know when to use a period.

Endmarks can be confusing for students. Learners sometimes struggle with which punctuation marks to use. This interactive punctuation practice resource can help your students learn how to use a period. 

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How Do I Use This Resource To Teach Punctuation?

  • A video on when to use a period is embedded in the very first slide. This plays directly from the resource so students are not moving to another webpage.
  • Audio is embedded on each slide for your emerging readers.
  • Your students will drag the correct endmark to the end of each sentence.
  • These activities for teaching punctuation are interactive. Students are given the option for punctuation practice using periods throughout the lesson.
  • A printable anchor chart is included for display in your classroom. Your students can look at the chart and know how to use a period.
  • Punctuation practice worksheets are also included for paper and pencil tasks.

How do I use this product in Seesaw?

This endmark activity is preloaded onto Seesaw. Add them to your library with one click. The first slide has the video showing when to use a period. There are nineteen slides with movable punctuation practice and writing activities to practice writing sentences. 

You need a Seesaw account to use this punctuation mark resource.

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How do I use this product in Google Classroom?

Teach your students when to use a period with these Google Slides through Google Classroom. There are full instructions included.

Movable endmarks and punctuation mark writing activities keep your students engaged. The using periods video plays directly in Google Slides, so your students do not need to go to another site.

Here is a Google Classroom article to help you use it.

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Are there traditional resources?

Yes! All my digital products also have traditional resources. Use this punctuation practice activity either at your independent writing stations, or as a whole group.

How do I use this product to teach beginning capitalization?

Use these activities either in your writing stations, or as a whole group. Perfect for both distance learning and a socially distant classroom. Students watch the video first, then complete the slides. This activity is intended for students to complete independently.

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