Capital Letters and Full Stops Year 1 (29 Worksheets, Sentences)

Help Year 1 children punctuate a sentence properly. Capital letters for names, UK places (London, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Belfast), days of the week and the word I, then the right end mark. Every sentence uses Year 1 words, all text is 14 point or larger, and each mistake is made in the same way each time so children find exactly one error.

What is inside:

• Posters, a pre-check and a post-check
• Capital and small letters, and capitals at the start of a sentence
• Capitals for names, UK places, days of the week and the word I
• Sort words that need a capital, choose capital or small, and choose which capitals are right
• Full stops and question marks and exclamation marks
• Trace and write sentences on guide lines in a print font
• Rewrite sentences with the correct capitals and end marks
• Build a sentence with cut-and-stick words, write your own, an I can tracker and a certificate

UK names and places throughout, with a print handwriting font on guide lines.

Matches National Curriculum for England statements including: “beginning to punctuate sentences using a capital letter and a full stop, question mark or exclamation mark”, “using a capital letter for names of people, places, the days of the week, and the personal pronoun ‘I'” and “form capital letters” (Year 1).

Format: A4 PDF. Every page is included twice, in colour and in black and white, so you can print whichever suits your printer. An answer key is included. Dashed cut lines mark anything to cut out.