Constitution Day Punctuation Practice
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About this worksheet
Constitution Day (Samvidhan Divas) punctuation worksheet for Class 3 English: read a short fact box about 26 November, rewrite sentences with capital letters, full stops and question marks, choose . ? or ! for six sentences and put commas in lists. This free printable Class 3 English worksheet is made for children aged 8–9 years. It is levelled for the Preparatory Stage (NEP 2020) using NCF-SE 2023 guidelines and suits CBSE, ICSE and state board students. Use it for daily home practice, holiday homework, revision before tests or as a classroom activity. Download the A4 PDF for free – no sign-up needed – and print it in colour or black and white.
🇮🇳 Curriculum alignment
| NEP 2020 stage | Preparatory Stage (NEP 2020) |
|---|---|
| Framework | NCF-SE 2023 |
Levelled using official national guidelines. How we level our worksheets
✏️ What your child will do
A short fact box explains Constitution Day. In Part A your child rewrites three sentences on four-line rules with capital letters and a full stop or question mark. In Part B they put a full stop, question mark or exclamation mark at the end of six sentences, and in Part C they add commas to three sentences with lists.
🎯 What your child will learn
- Using capital letters for the first word, names, days, months and special days
- Ending sentences with a full stop, a question mark or an exclamation mark
- Using commas to separate words in a list
- Neat sentence writing on four-line rules
- Learning about Constitution Day (Samvidhan Divas)
👣 How to do it
- Read the "Did you know?" box about Constitution Day aloud.
- Part A: rewrite each sentence on the lines, using capital letters and a full stop or question mark at the end.
- Part B: read each sentence and write . or ? or ! in the box.
- Part C: read each sentence and put commas between the things in the list.
💡 Tips for parents
- Read the fact box together first. Constitution Day is on Thursday, 26 November this year – ask your child what rules they follow at home and at school, and why rules help everyone.
- For Part A, ask your child to find the words that need a capital letter before writing: the first word, names (Meera, Kabir), and special days and months (Constitution Day, November).
- For Part B, read each sentence aloud in the right voice – asking, telling or excited. The voice tells you which mark to use.
- For Part C, explain that a comma separates things in a list, and there is usually no comma before "and".
✅ Answer key
- Part A: 1. Constitution Day is on 26 November. 2. Meera and Kabir made a poster. 3. Do you know the rules of our school?
- Part B: 1. ! 2. ? 3. . 4. ? 5. ! 6. .
- Part C: 1. Our flag has saffron, white and green colours. 2. Meera, Kabir and Aarav sang the national anthem. 3. The Preamble talks about justice, liberty, equality and fraternity. (No comma is needed before "and".)