To solve this task, we need to look at each sentence and decide what punctuation mark belongs at the end.
1.
Did you find your rain boots: This sentence starts with "Did" and is asking a question. Questions always end with a question mark (
?).
2.
The duck is yellow: This is a simple statement telling us something about the duck. Statements end with a period (
.).
3.
Hurry, it's raining: This sentence expresses excitement or urgency. Sentences like this often end with an exclamation point (
!).
4.
Do you want to fly the kite: Like the first one, this starts with "Do" and asks a question. It needs a question mark (
?).
5.
It is so windy: This is another statement describing the weather. It ends with a period (
.).
6.
Sally likes rainy days: This is a statement about Sally. It ends with a period (
.).
7.
Wow, look at that rainbow: The word "Wow" shows strong feeling or surprise. This type of sentence ends with an exclamation point (
!).
8.
Timmy went outside to play: This tells us what Timmy did. It is a statement ending with a period (
.).
9.
Where is the umbrella: This starts with "Where" and is asking for information. It ends with a question mark (
?).
Final Answer:
1. ?
2. .
3. !
4. ?
5. .
6. .
7. !
8. .
9. ?
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of easy punctuation worksheet.
