The Comma Rules Flipbook is a paper or digital resource covering nine commonly used comma rules. It can be printed two to a page and used as a year-long reference. A digital version is available for Google Classroom or Slides. Created by Cassi Noack and Rachel Lynette.
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Comma Rules Flipbook: This paper or digital resource is designed to be a companion for your writers. It covers nine of the most commonly used comma rules. To save paper, this product can be printed two to a page.
Use this flip book as a year-long reference!
Want to use this activity digitally?
Included is a digital version of this activity that can be assigned through Google Classroom or straight to Google Slides.
Comma rules covered:
1. Compound Sentences
2. Commas in a Series
3. Commas between cities and states
4. Commas in dates
5. Commas in dialog
6. Commas after a direct address
7. Commas after introductory phrases
8. Commas after transition words
9. Commas where a reader should pause
10. Rules at a Glance
This product is happily brought to you by Cassi Noack and Rachel Lynette of Minds in Bloom.
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| Grade Level | 4th, 5th, 6th, Homeschool |
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Topaz C. –
Great hands-on and visual for all those comma rules, thank you!
Melissa T. –
My students refer back to this flipbook when writing to check themselves on when to use commas. Great resource.
Kandice M. –
Great resource for kids to refer back to when editing sentences. Thank you!
Chris O. –
This resource was a great review for students and for the purpose of having notes to review. The students understood and interacted well with the format and content. They were engaged. This resource, however, did not include the use of commas with interrupters, which we are required to teach in fifth grade.
Caroline P. –
Great resource!
Jessica Mosier –
This was a great resource and I recommend using!
Davina Whiteley –
Great, to the point resource. Thank you.
Katherine Young –
This was a great review of all of the comma rules. My students put it in their notebooks for writing. It is an awesome resource.
Peggy Dermody –
I only have 8 students so I assembled these myself. I really didn’t want to waste class time. This was great practice and a good resource for the students to keep.