Don't forget to study! Subject/Predicate Quiz on Tuesday!

Remember to study the Subject and Predicate Worksheets for our quiz on Tuesday!

Comma Worksheet Due January 14th!

Comma Worksheet is due on Tuesday!

Comma Games

Play these games! 

Practice using commas! 

Have fun through learning!

Save the Comma

Comma Chameleon

Going to Work with Commas

Road to Grammar: Comma Usage

Comma Confusion

Sentence Campground (more challenging)

Comma Practice Quiz

Another Comma Practice Quiz

It's.......COMMA TIME!

The Seven Rules of Commas

1. Use a comma after “yes” or “no” at the beginning of a sentence.
1. Yes, I would like to have a carrot.
2. No, she did not arrive on time.
   
   
2. Use a comma before or after a direct address (speaking to someone using their name).
1. Mary, please hand me a pencil.
2. Watch me do my turns, Ben!
   
   
3. Use a comma after the greeting and closing of a letter.
1. Dear Tom,

Thank you for the birthday card.

Sincerely,

Ms. Fit

4. Use a comma to separate the day or month from the year.
1. January 10th, 2014
2. Friday, January 10th
   
   
5. Use a comma to separate things in a series.
1. I need to buy milk, bread, and eggs at the store.
2. My favorite colors are pink, blue, and black.
   
   
6. Use a comma before and after a quotation in a sentence.
1. “What I really want,” said Aiden, “is some soup.”
   
   
7. Use a comma after common introductory/transition words in a sentence, like clearly, however, and next.
1. However, we did not get to practice on time.
2. Next, we played a game.