1. Comma Lesson #6: Interjection

2. Interjection rule: Use a comma after a MILD interjection
Interjection rule: Use a comma after a MILD interjection. Interjections with more emphasis or emotion should be followed by an exclamation mark
Examples:
Oh, what a beautiful sunset.
Wow, you have great handwriting.
Oh! Watch out for that pothole!
Wow! Did you see that play?

3. Practice this skill: IXL 5th grade, KK.4
Writing practice:
Create a sentence that contains an interjection and a date (day, month, year).
Create a sentence that contains a direct address and an interjection.
Create a line of dialogue that begins with the speaker tag and contains an interjection and a place (city, state or city, country).
Create a line of dialogue that ends with the speaker tag and contains an interjection and items in a series.