How do you punctuate dialogue in 4th grade?

Put the spoken words in quotation marks and add a comma or question mark before the closing mark, then the speaker tag, as in "Pass the paint," said Lily (L.4.2.B). The birdhouse story page has 6 lines to fix.

What words can replace said?

Tag words like whispered, shouted, giggled and groaned show how something was said (L.4.3.A). One page fills six blanks in a story about a Saturday at the park from a word bank, then asks for two new tag words.

Is there an answer key?

Two pages have one: Punctuate the Dialogue in a Short Story and Replace Said With Words That Show How It Was Said. The story planners and persuasive organizers have no single right answer.

4th Grade Fact and Opinion Worksheets

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Free printable fact and opinion worksheets for 4th grade students (Ages 9-10). Aligned to Common Core standards. Ready to print.

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Fact or Opinion Worksheet

Grade4th Grade

TopicCreative Writing

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Story writing in many genres, dialogue and persuasive writing. Planners include a locked room mystery with alibis, historical fiction on the Oregon Trail and a story told by two narrators, and the persuasive pages cover fact and opinion, an OREO organizer and a counterargument.

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