Nouns and Verbs Have a Field Day by Robin Pulver

While some text explains what commas can do, the rest is a story about a whale and his friends, the jellyfish and the seagulls, who write letters to the whale when she’s on a trip. Learn what they do and read the examples of exclamation points making their…uh, point.Ĭommas Say Take a Break by Michael Dahl, illustrated by Chris GarbuttĬommas are never in a hurry to explain the commas who narrate this story and share tips in dialogue bubbles. In this picture book about punctuation, the exclamation points are backstage at the theater. You’ll love this wonderful message which is also a great book for teaching about punctuation marks.Įxclamation Points Say Wow by Michael Dahl, illustrated by Chris Garbutt It’s the journey of the exclamation mark. “ The dogs like my dad.” or “ The dog’s like my dad.” Ha, ha.Įxclamation Mark by Amy Krouse Rosenthal, illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld

Where DO you put an apostrophe anyway? Silly examples and illustrations show you how meanings will change. The Girl’s Like Spaghetti: Why, You Can’t Manage without Apostrophes!by Lynne Truss, illustrated by Bonnie Timmons (My favorite punctuation mark is the butterfly-loving, slightly confused Question Mark.)

Believe it or not, this is a totally hilarious picture book about… punctuation!! Teachers and homeschoolers, you’ll want this in your repertoire of picture books. These four punctuation mark friends want to play together but what should they do? They all have different ideas that will crack you up. Semicolons, Cupcakes, and Cucumbers by Steve Newberry Semicolons, Cupcakes, and Cucumbers Little i Eats, Shoots & Leaves: Why, Commas Really Do Make a Difference! The Girl’s Like Spaghetti: Why, You Can’t Manage without Apostrophes! Exclamation Mark You’ll love how these picture books make punctuation playful. I absolutely adore these punctuation picture books, so do kids. Find the 101 palindromes in this silly picture book! Picture Books That Teach Punctuation Palindromes are words that are the same forwards and backward. Mom And Dad Are Palindromes by Mark Shulman, illustrated by Adam McCauleyīob’s teacher, Mis Sim, shows him that there are palindromes everywhere.

Nouns and Verbs Have a Field Day by Robin Pulver