Exclamation Marks for Strong Feelings
Students will learn to use exclamation marks to convey strong emotions or surprise in writing.
Key Questions
- Predict when an exclamation mark is appropriate in a sentence.
- Compare the impact of a full stop versus an exclamation mark.
- Construct sentences that express strong feelings using exclamation marks.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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