Reading & writing · Grades 3–6
Punctuation and sentence editing · revision card
Use punctuation to mark sentence boundaries, direct questions, lists and possession.
Keep these ideas clear
Punctuation signals meaning
Use punctuation to mark sentence boundaries, direct questions, lists and possession.
Accepted variation
Where several corrected sentences are possible, explain the rule rather than insisting on one wording.
Two useful examples
Which sentence uses an apostrophe for singular possession?
The teacher’s bag is blue.
The teacher’s bag is blue.
Which word correctly completes The book is ___ the table?
on
on
Explain it without looking
- Explain the difference between the student’s project and the students’ project.
Learning preview · teacher review required. Grade bands are approximate, not official curriculum alignment.