Printable Spring Punctuation Worksheet! - Free Printable

To solve this worksheet, we need to look at each sentence and decide what kind of feeling or action it shows. This tells us which punctuation mark goes at the end.

Here is the step-by-step check for each sentence:

1. "Did you find your rain boots"
* This sentence starts with "Did," which asks a question.
* Mark: Question Mark (?)

2. "The duck is yellow"
* This is a simple statement telling us a fact. It doesn't show strong excitement.
* Mark: Period (.)

3. "Hurry, it's raining"
* The word "Hurry" shows urgency and excitement. It is an exclamation.
* Mark: Exclamation Point (!)

4. "Do you want to fly the kite"
* This sentence starts with "Do," asking someone about their desire. It is a question.
* Mark: Question Mark (?)

5. "It is so windy"
* The phrase "so windy" suggests strong feeling or emphasis on the weather. In this context, it acts as an exclamation.
* Mark: Exclamation Point (!)

6. "Sally likes rainy days"
* This is a calm statement of fact about Sally.
* Mark: Period (.)

7. "Wow, look at that rainbow"
* Starting with "Wow" shows surprise and excitement.
* Mark: Exclamation Point (!)

8. "Timmy went outside to play"
* This is a simple statement telling us what Timmy did.
* Mark: Period (.)

9. "Where is the umbrella"
* This sentence starts with "Where," asking for the location of something. It is a question.
* Mark: Question Mark (?)

Final Answer:
1. Did you find your rain boots ?
2. The duck is yellow .
3. Hurry, it's raining !
4. Do you want to fly the kite ?
5. It is so windy !
6. Sally likes rainy days .
7. Wow, look at that rainbow !
8. Timmy went outside to play .
9. Where is the umbrella ?