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Interjections Using Interjections Worksheet, 3rd Grade
Wow, ouch, hooray: the interjections using interjections worksheet gives third graders three distinct exercises to read, choose, and write their way through strong-feeling words.
A cheerful blue-and-white layout greets students with a clear definition box up top, then moves through Part 1 where sentences like ‘Ouch! I just stubbed my toe’ and ‘Yay! It’s my birthday today!’ await underlining. Clip art of a trophy, fireworks, a birthday girl, and a rainbow keeps the mood lively without cluttering the work space.
Part 2 asks students to pull from a word box, Wow, Oops, Yippee, Oh no, and Great, to complete five new sentences, including one about a dropped ice cream cone. Part 3 closes with an open-ended writing line. The interjections using interjections worksheet builds from recognition to recall to creation, making it a genuinely complete single-session lesson rather than a drill sheet.
Wow, ouch, hooray: the interjections using interjections worksheet covers identification, fill-in, and original writing for third graders.
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Usage Notes
Colored pencils work well for lightly shading the definition box or the word-box border so key information pops visually without bleeding onto text. Fine liners are handy for underlining interjections cleanly in Part 1, since the lines sit close to printed text. Avoid broad-tip markers anywhere near the clip art illustrations, as the ink can bleed through standard copy paper.
Printing Tips
20 lb copy paper is fine here, but bumping to 24 lb keeps the page flat when students press firmly while writing on the Part 3 line. Print at 100 percent scale so the answer blanks in Part 2 stay wide enough for small handwriting.