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Match the Mark! Free Ending Punctuation Worksheet

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Make punctuation practice hands-on with this free cut-and-paste ending punctuation worksheet! Young learners will read 12 sentences and sort each one under the correct punctuation mark — a question mark (?) or a period (.). This activity reinforces understanding of sentence types. Ideal for 1st grade and 2nd grade language practice, this worksheet helps students distinguish between questions and statements in a fun, interactive way.

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