Updated: 20 Nov 2020
A poster that explains periods and provides an example of how to use them.
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Grades: PK - 2
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A poster that explains periods and provides an example of how to use them.
A simple and clear poster to display when learning about the correct use of a period.
Print the poster and display it on your wall in the classroom. Refer to the poster during punctuation lessons or whole class editing activities.
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