Collection of Sentence Punctuation Cliparts (79)

A friendly cartoon girl demonstrates that a period ends a telling sentence-simple, visual, and classroom-ready!

The image is a black and white illustration of a number 2. The number is in the shape of a curved line, with a round top and a curved bottom. The background is plain white. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.

The image shows two cartoon characters, one green and one orange. The green character has a big smile on its face and is standing on its hind legs with its arms stretched out to the sides. It has two small green circles around its body. The orange character has two round eyes and a small nose. It is standing next to the green character and has a question mark on its head. There are also two orange circles on either side of the green one. The background is white.

A fun, black-and-white worksheet helping young learners choose the correct ending punctuation-period, question mark, or exclamation point-for each sentence.

The image is a circular icon with a yellow background. In the center of the circle, there is a large question mark in a darker shade of yellow. The question mark is outlined in black and has a small dot in the bottom right corner. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.

The image is a graphic illustration of a question mark. The question mark is in the center of the image and is made up of three colors - green, orange, and blue. The green question mark has a curved shape and is slightly larger than the orange question mark, while the blue question mark and orange question marks are smaller and round. The background is transparent, making the colors of the question mark stand out.

The image is a square with a white background. In the center of the square, there are six colorful question marks arranged in a grid-like pattern. The first question mark is green, the second one is red, the third one is blue, the fourth one is orange, the fifth one is yellow, the sixth one is purple, and the seventh one is black. There are also small dots scattered around the question marks. The image appears to be a mathematical equation or problem-solving game.

The image is a worksheet titled "Declarative Sentence". It has a white background with black text. The title of the worksheet is written in large, bold letters at the top. Below the title, there is a cartoon illustration of a young boy with blonde hair and a red shirt, holding a piece of paper in his hand. He is standing in front of a red circle. The worksheet has three questions written on it: - States a fact - Does not need an answer - Is punctuated with a period - Examples: - I went to the store

The image is a black question mark icon on a transparent background. The question mark is in the shape of a large, curved question mark with a small, round base. The background is white and the question mark appears to be made up of small, irregularly shaped dots. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.

The image is a cartoon illustration of a blue glass with a pink bubble at the bottom. The glass has two round eyes with big, round noses and a small smiley face. The eyes are black and the nose is pink. The mouth is curved upwards and the mouth is slightly open, as if it is laughing. The background is white. The overall style of the illustration is simple and cartoon-like.

A minimalist symbolic grid used to represent states of certainty, inquiry, and alertness in visual communication.

Meet your new study buddy: a smart, smiling emoji ready to help you learn!

The image is a graphic design of a green square with a black letter "A" in the center. Inside the square, there is a yellow pencil with a red eraser on top. The pencil is positioned in a way that it appears to be resting on the green square. The background is transparent, making the colors of the pencil and the film strip stand out. The overall design is simple and cartoon-like.

A fun, visually engaging poster set that clearly explains six essential punctuation marks with examples and playful illustrations.

A fun, interactive punctuation activity where students color sentences by their ending mark to uncover a mystery image.

A dynamic comic-inspired speech bubble featuring jagged black silhouettes inside, evoking energy or surprise.

Use these vibrant red quotation marks to draw attention to powerful customer quotes or key statements on your site.

A joyful, animated exclamation mark with wide eyes and a big smile, ideal for adding energy to any visual message.

These scaffolded writing sheets help children build confidence by completing simple sentences with visual support.

Two stylized prohibition symbols-one red, one blue-each with a comma-shaped mark inside and a diagonal line crossing it out.

The image is a black and white illustration of a clock face with multiple question marks scattered around it. The clock face is white with black lines and dots, and the question marks are of different sizes and shapes. Some of the question mark are larger than others, while others are smaller and more irregularly shaped. There are also small black dots scattered throughout the clock face, adding to the overall abstract design. The overall style of the image is simple and minimalistic.

The image is a graphic illustration of an exclamation mark. It is a rectangular shape with a pointed top and a flat bottom. The top of the exclamation point is orange in color and appears to be made of a smooth, glossy material. The bottom of the image is also orange and has a smooth texture. The background is transparent, making the orange color of the symbol stand out.

Two bold question marks-one red, one green-overlap to visualize conflicting options or unresolved questions.

The image is a set of four black and white icons. The icons are arranged in a triangular formation, with the largest icon in the center and two smaller icons on either side. The largest icon is a large, elongated question mark, while the smaller icons are smaller and round. All the icons have a smiley face with big eyes and a wide smile. The background is plain white.

The image is a square frame with a yellow background and white polka dots. Inside the frame, there are four cartoon characters - a yellow question mark, a blue question mark with big eyes, a red nose, and a black nose. The characters are arranged in a way that they are facing each other. Above the characters, there is text that reads "Oops" and below the characters is the text "Try Again". There is also a green arrow pointing to the right.

The image is a collection of different types of question marks scattered around. There are nine question marks in total, each with a unique design and color scheme. The question marks are of different shapes and sizes, including a beige cone, a blue question mark, a pink question mark in the center, a brown question mark on the right side, and a pink and blue questionmark at the bottom. The background is white, and the question marks appear to be hand-drawn in a cartoon-like style.

The image is a table that shows the different types of quotation marks in English. The table is divided into two columns, Period and Question Mark. The Period column is labeled "Quotation Mark" and has a list of questions and answers. The questions are: - Quotation Mark is a sentence that is used in abbreviations - Apostrophe - Ellipsis - Exclamation Point - Semicolon - Colon - Introduces an element - Explaining the clause before the colon - Comma - Dash - Brackets - Parenthases

The image is a worksheet titled "Punctuation Marks with Symbols and Example Sentences". It is divided into 12 sections, each with a different punctuation mark. The first section is titled "Full stop" and has a list of punctuation marks with symbols and examples. The symbols include "Ends a declarative sentence", "Comma", "Colon", "Semicolon", "Hyphen", "Dash", "Parenthood", "Brackets", "Slash", and "Single quotation mark". The worksheet is designed to help students learn how to use punctuation markings in

The image is a punctuation marks chart for Grammarist. It is divided into two columns, with the first column listing the purpose of the punctuation mark and the second column providing an example of the purpose. The first column lists the period (1) and the purpose (2) of the sentence. The period is used to end sentences that aren't direct questions or exclamation marks. The purpose is to describe the end sentence to indicate a sentence, which is a sentence that is not a sentence. It also mentions that the sentence is a beautiful day, and that it is a good example of how it is