Four pages of commas. On two pages each sentence lists three things, with a picture of each, and children write a comma after each thing but the last: I see a hat, a cup, and a drum. On two pages each sentence ends with a date, and children write the comma between the day and the year.
Write today's date on the board every morning and point to the comma. For lists, read a list aloud and pause where each comma goes, then let children add the commas on the page.
Write a shopping list as a sentence together and put in the commas. Then write the date on a note or a card and point to its comma.
Comma pages about lists and dates: a hat, a cup, and a drum; May 4, 2026. Children write a comma after each thing in a list but the last, then write the comma between the day and the year.
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