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Click on the button to practice ALL text formatting exercises. Or, scroll down and choose a specific activity.
Text Formatting Practice Activities
Activity 1: Add space between words.
Activity 2: Add space after punctuation marks.
Activity 3: Fix Sentences That Are Broken Into Multiple Lines.
Activity 4: Make words into a list.
Activity 5a: Fix spacing problems in an invitation.
Activity 5b: Fix spacing problems in an email.
Activity 6: Font Formatting - Size, Colour, Bold, Italics, and Underline (coming soon)
Activity 7: Making Lists (coming soon)
Activity 8: Fix spelling mistakes
What is Text Formatting?
"Text Formatting" means changing how text (typed words) looks to make it easier to read or more organized. For example, you can make words bold, italic, or change their size and color. You can also line up text neatly, add spaces, or create lists. Formatting helps make text clear and nice to look at. Scroll to the bottom of this page to see examples.
Examples
Below are two examples of text formatting. The example on the left shows very little text formatting. The example on the right has a lot of text formatting. Can you spot the differences?
Google Docs - Below you will find the same activities as above, but in a Google Doc.
Clicking these activities will allow you to make a copy of the activity in Google Docs. You need to have a Google account in order to do this.
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