Final answer:
To correct the punctuation, replace the comma after 'besides' with a semicolon or period, and ensure there is a comma after 'tonight’s kickball game'.
Step-by-step explanation:
To fix the punctuation in the sentence "I think I’ll skip tonight’s kickball game, besides, Squidward invited me to go miniature golfing," we need to address a couple of issues. First, there is an incorrectly placed comma after "besides" that should be replaced with a semicolon or a period to separate two independent clauses. Additionally, a comma should be added after "tonight's kickball game" as it precedes a coordinating conjunction that introduces the second independent clause. The corrected sentence should read: "I think I’ll skip tonight’s kickball game; besides, Squidward invited me to go miniature golfing." or "I think I’ll skip tonight’s kickball game. Besides, Squidward invited me to go miniature golfing." These corrections enhance clarity and accuracy while adhering to standard rules of English punctuation.