MAP 2nd Grade Language Usage

An engaging introduction to fundamental language skills for 2nd graders, focusing on grammar, sentence structure, and vocabulary.

Parts of SpeechBuilding SentencesExpanding Vocabulary
Using Proper PunctuationSubject-Verb AgreementUsing Context Clues
Writing Friendly LettersDescribing with DetailsReading Signs and Labels
Reading CarefullyChecking Your Writing
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Using Proper Punctuation

Making Sentences Shine with Punctuation

Punctuation marks help your writing make sense! They show pauses, excitement, questions, and when sentences end.

Common Punctuation Marks

  • Period (.) ends a sentence.
  • Question mark (?) asks a question.
  • Exclamation mark (!) shows excitement or surprise.
  • Comma (,) separates ideas or items in a list.

Real-World Use

When you write a letter, text a friend, or make a list, punctuation helps others understand you.

Examples

  • What is your name?

  • I have a dog, a cat, and a fish!

In a Nutshell

Punctuation marks help organize sentences and show meaning.

Key Terms

Comma
A punctuation mark used to separate words or ideas.
Exclamation Mark
A punctuation mark that shows excitement.
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