Punctuation Poster - English Teaching Learning Resource (A1 Size 59.4 x 84.1cm)

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This display poster features a series of lovely hand-drawn images to illustrate when and how to use speech marks(also known as inverted commas). All of our semi-colon mark teaching aids and resources are designed and curated by brilliant classroom experts that have ensured that the resources support the national curriculum and your student's learning. What is a semi-colon mark?

These writing prompt posters have been made by teachers, for teachers, providing you with great teaching tools that you can trust. They're simple to use, and great for supporting your learners. These fun punctuation signs remind your children when to use speech marks, full stops, commas, capital letters, question marks and exclamation marks. There's one for each punctuation mark, with a handy explanation and example. A parenthesis is a word or phrase which is inserted as an explanation or afterthought into a sentence. Typically, the sentence would make grammatical sense without the parenthesis.

How can I use this Punctuation list?

Punctuation Mat.Here's a lovely punctuation mat, great for helping younger learners get to grips with their punctuation. This is a vital skill, so having a range of handy resources to use can help.

This poster will make a great start to you punctuation display wall that will help students get to grips with more advanced punctuation such as the ellipsis. Alongside this, using one of our Punctuation pyramids, you can help build on your student's knowledge of punctuation. How can I teach my children to use ellipsis punctuation marks Using this punctuation list as well as our different resources will make sure that every student is engaged and suits every type of learning.

Why do we use punctuation?

Using punctuation marks in writing helps the reader to clearly understand the message that is being conveyed. It helps to indicate pauses and emphasis on certain ideas or thoughts in the text. You can use these handy punctuation posters to remind your children when to use speech marks, full stops, commas, capital letters, question marks and exclamation marks. In KS1, children are expected to begin to punctuate sentences using a capital letter and a full stop, question mark or exclamation marks. Looking for more great grammar resources? You may also like these expanded noun phrases worksheets. Found this commas punctuation poster useful in your classroom?