Joined in 2023 
82 
63 About this deal
These eight posters cover the very basics of English grammar and are perfect for children just starting to write their own sentences. It is important that children feel confident in primary education in using a range of different types of punctuation to structure their writing. This will form the foundation of their future English grammar and writing classes. We have a whole range of resources that will help teach your children about the basics of spelling, punctuation, and grammar. From colourful posters and flashcards to informative PowerPoints, we have everything you could possibly need! You can use these handy punctuation posters to remind your children when to use speech marks, full stops, commas, capital letters, question marks and exclamation marks.
This resource is great for a display to support visual learners and brighten up any classroom wall. Alongside it, why not try out some of our other Punctuation Display Postersthat would work perfectly alongside this. Using all punctuation marks is important to writing as it can help a reader understand the meaning of a phrase, or draw attention to the most important part. It can also give a reader an idea of a suitable place to take a pause – this is particularly important if the text is being read aloud. Visual learners will enjoy using this display board throughout all of their English SPaG lessons in KS1. Ready to build your Punctuation lessons? If you’re looking for more resources like these printable grammar rules posters for Key Stages 1-6, you’ve come to the right place. We have a whole bunch of exciting resources to help bring your English lessons to life, no matter what year group you teach. We've got you covered if you need a KS2 punctuation pyramid poster for your class. This poster comes in a variety of sizes to fit your space, can be customised with your year group, and prints in ink saving eco-mode.Using punctuation marks in writing helps the reader to clearly understand the message that is being conveyed. It helps to indicate pauses and emphasis on certain ideas or thoughts in the text. We've got a whole range of different punctuation banners, posters and bunting, like this Punctuation Poster List, which features a variety of punctuation marks on one poster.
Punctuation Mat.Here's a lovely punctuation mat, great for helping younger learners get to grips with their punctuation. This is a vital skill, so having a range of handy resources to use can help. If you found this display poster useful and would like more resources to support your class with speech marks, then look no further!
What options come with this KS2 punctuation pyramid poster?
Explain the rules of speech marks with this handy Inverted Commas PowerPointand then let your pupils practise with these Speech Marks Worksheets.
These posters can also make a great tool to help your child with some of our fantastic writing activities for children aged 5-7, such as this 'All About Me' writing activity and our lovely 'At the Seaside' writing frame. What is finger spacing? Use them as a handy visual reminder up on the wall, or print and laminate them to create a SPaG flipchart that can be kept on each table. When utilized for classroom learning, these posters are a versatile resource that can be harnessed in various ways to enhance proficiency. Here are some practical ideas on how to effectively use these posters:
How do you use punctuation marks?
Once you have built your beautiful display board, encourage students to take an active role in the classroom and convert the punctuation knowledge and skills they have learnt from these punctuation signs into a fun activity, such as this Roll a Sentence Punctuation Game. Color Coding: Utilize colors effectively to distinguish between different punctuation marks or to highlight important details. For example, use red for an exclamation mark, blue for a question mark, and green for a comma.
If you want to see our alternative versions of this punctuation list poster, just go to where it says ‘alternative versions include’ underneath the image of the resource and choose your preferred option that best suits your classroom. You could also discuss the information on the posters as a class and ask your students to write their own sentences using the punctuation they’ve learned about. Teaching students to use all punctuation marks is an important factor in the KS2 National Curriculum as this will lay foundational knowledge for all future education and literacy. Students will remember teachers English lessons on all punctuation marks beyond the classroom. That is why we at Twinkl are here to support you with these and other all punctuation marks resources and teaching aids. Each item is created by teacher, for teachers and with your students in mind.We hope this poster is ideal for your SPaG lessons, so your students don't keep asking for reminders about punctuation! If this isn't the poster you're looking for, you can see more of our KS2 punctuation pyramid resources. Thematic Posters: Create thematic posters that tie into literature or writing assignments. For instance, if you're studying a particular novel, design a poster highlighting the unique punctuation elements, such as comma placement or full stops, within that text. You could use these posters as discussion prompts or as a reference when your pupils are writing sentences of their own. By following these design tips, you can create engaging and effective posters that support your students' learning and make the often complex world of punctuation more accessible and enjoyable. Why not use them alongside our Correct the Punctuation Worksheet as well? Your students can put their punctuation skills into practice and you can assess their progress with ease. Why do we use punctuation?
Great Deal 
New Comment