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Interjection Worksheets
Hurray! Our printable interjection worksheets capture the imagination of children in grade 5 and grade 6 with their sheer variety and utmost versatility. Utterances that stand apart from the rest of the sentence by maintaining their syntactic independence, interjections often abound in speaking rather than writing. What makes interjections a whole new ball game is that they don't have meanings but help express a range of emotions. Abuzz with interjection examples, our free interjection worksheets with answers run the full gamut of interjections!
Circling Interjections in Sentences
Stop stewing about interjections, for our interjection practice worksheets are here to help! Instruct the keen-to-express kids to read the sentences and circle the interjection in them.
Shepherd children through our printable interjections worksheet, where they add an appropriate interjection and rewrite each sentence! Strike up a friendship with "phew", "oops", and more.
Replacing Wrong Interjections with Correct Ones
This interjection exercise pdf where children in 5th grade strike through the incorrect interjection in each sentence and replace it with a correct one will go a long way in consolidating their interjections practice.
Writing Interjections | Comic Strip
Grammarians once considered interjections mere sounds/outbursts of emotions! This interjection comic strip celebrates interjections by getting kids to fill the speech bubbles with apt interjections.
Checking the Correct Interjection | Comic Strip
Continue to let comic strips drive your interjection practice as you check an interjection that completes each sentence here! A bunch of animals use interjections like yahoo and yippee to express their elation.
Identifying and Coloring Interjections
Buddy up with a lot more interjections in this part of our printable interjection worksheets for grade 5! A set of words are given, and children identify and color the interjections among these words.
Whether you're in a fit of joy, surprise/shock, disgust, or grief/pain, an interjection is never too far away. Grab a rewarding interjection activity where kids sort interjections into one of the four types.
Cut and Glue the Interjections
Kick it up a notch with an interjection cut-and-glue activity that leaves kids tremendously stocked with interjections! Cut each interjection below and glue it in a sentence where it most belongs.
Completing Sentences with Correct Interjections
The sticking point is not all interjections are followed by exclamation points, and some have commas after them. Complete the sentences with the correct interjections. Punctuate the interjections.
Choosing Correct Interjections to Complete Sentences
Let interjections be a regular aspect of your speech! Burnish your sentences using a wide range of these expressive words; this pdf where kids choose apt interjections to complete sentences is a big leap.
Completing Sentences with Interjections from the Box
The word box in this interjections exercise is filled with words that exude glee, grab attention, or scare. Direct 6th grade children to pick from the list and complete the sentences.
Matching Interjections to Emotions
A key characteristic of interjections is their multifunctionality. The same interjection can sometimes serve joy and despair. In this printable, match each interjection to the emotion it conveys.
Connecting Interjections and Their Meanings
Match "hurray" to joy and "whew" to surprise, for kids know these interjections like the back of their hand. Use this interjection matching activity to test children's knowledge of interjections.
Identifying Mild and Strong Interjections
Not every interjection is an excited outburst, nor is it a heart-wrenching cry at all times! Warm up to mild and strong interjections by underlining the interjections and stating if they're mild or strong.
Is It a Mild or Strong Interjection?
"Alas" is a classic example of a strong interjection, for it often comes from the heaviest of hearts! "Bye", however, is as mild as it sounds. Underline the interjections and classify them as mild or strong.
Coloring Mild and Strong Interjections
Mild interjections are followed by commas while strong interjections have exclamation points. In this interjection pdf worksheet, identify mild and strong interjections using the color key provided.
Finding Interjections in a Poem
The world of literature is agog with interjections; poems are especially astir of these fun expressions! Read the poem "Dad's Little Token of Love"; identify its interjections; write them separately.
Scouting For Interjections in a Poem
Feast on the interjections in this beautiful poem! Delight in exciting sights you've never seen before, but do take the time to underline the instances of interjections. Write them in the space given.
Fixing the Punctuation and Capitalization Errors
This interjection worksheet has a lot more than interjections! Rewrite each sentence by adding a comma or exclamation mark to the interjection. Correct other punctuation/capitalization mistakes.
Punctuating Mild and Strong Interjections
Kick-start your practice with our using commas or exclamation points after interjections and rewriting sentences worksheets! Pay attention to any other capitalization/punctuation errors and fix them, too.
Framing Sentences Using Interjections
Regardless of the tense used, the subject in action, or the verb at play, grade 6 kids can use interjections at any time. It's time to add nuance to your practice by writing sentences using interjections.
Writing Interjections & Using Them in Sentences
Write an interjection for each emotion below. Make a sentence using this interjection. For example, you can use "oh dear" for pity, "dear me" for surprise, and so on. Display part of your interjection chops!
