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England · Year 1 · Ages 5–6 · English

Capital Letters and Full Stops

Use capital letters for names and sentence starts and full stops at sentence ends.

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What to learn

Learning goal

I can start and finish a sentence correctly.

Key words

capital letterfull stopsentencenamepunctuation
Quick practice

Try these first

  1. Capital: Fix: tom has a bike.
  2. Full stop: Add punctuation: The sun is hot
  3. Both: Fix: my cat is called mimi
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Capital

Fix: tom has a bike.

Full stop

Add punctuation: The sun is hot

Both

Fix: my cat is called mimi

Parent / teacher check

What a secure answer looks like

  • 1. Tom has a bike.
  • 2. The sun is hot.
  • 3. My cat is called Mimi.
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