It's Bob's first day at his school.

He was very excited to learn new things.

He even told his mom about how excited he was.  

"Mom!" Bob said, as he swam up to her.

 "Today I'm learning about punctuation,  commas, and periods!"

"yes," his mother said," I know."

"But before you go to school, I have some things I would like to teach you."

"When you use commas, always look for the words and, but, for, or, nor, so, and yet. Commas will almost always come after these words."

"Wow!" said bob," thanks mom!"

"Also after you finish writing a sentence, you put a period, which is what separates your thoughts and sentences." 

Bob Then got on his school bus and rode to school.

Bob was very excited to meet his teacher,

Mr. Walrus.

Bob even made a new friend.

Bob arrived to his classroom and sat down

Mr. Walrus then came into the classroom and introduced himself.

"Hello everybody," Mr. Walrus said, "today we are going to learn about different ways to use a comma."

"We are only going to look at two ways to use the comma for now, because I don't want to over whelm you guys."

"The first way is, using commas with quotations."

"If you are using quotations in a sentence, you put a comma in front of the quotation. And when you end the quotation, you put a comma, or a period, before the end quotes."

"The second way you can use the comma, is to separate words."

"When ever you have words in a series, you put a comma after you use three or more words."

"An example of this would be,'Billy hit the ball, dropped the bat, and ran to first base'."

Mr. Walrus then started to use examples of how to use a comma in a sires.

After he was done, he moved on to words that people get commonly confused by.