Image shows a worksheet titled "What's the End? Punctuation Match Up" with six simple sentences and blank spaces for students to paste either a period or a question mark.

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What’s the End? Free Punctuation Worksheet

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Help young learners master ending punctuation with this simple cut-and-paste activity! Students will read six sentences — three statements and three questions — and paste the correct punctuation mark (period or question mark) next to each one. This free ending punctuation worksheet reinforces basic sentence structure, builds fine motor skills, and strengthens punctuation recognition. Perfect for kindergarten and 1st grade, it’s a great addition to early writing practice and first grade reading lessons.

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