Explore the most common punctuation marks and their uses. You’ll learn the basic rules of punctuation; demonstrate the connection between punctuation and meaning; and provide specific words, phrases, and clauses to create sentences and apply punctuation. You can complete the quizzes to check your understanding.
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Punctuation Rules! is a learning resource for Punctuation. It is available in the following format(s): Website and iPhone/iPad App. It is suited for Kindergarten - 8th students.
It is designed for Kindergarten - 8th students, but could be useful for students of other ages as well; please look at the description and images to determine suitability.
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