📝 Part 1: Sentence Parts

1. Circle the capital letters at the start of sentences:

The cat sat on the mat.

Dogs like to run and play.

I can read this book.

2. Circle the full stops at the end of sentences:

The bird flies in the sky.

My mum makes good food.

We go to school every day.

🔗 Part 2: Joining Sentences with "and"

3. Join these sentences using "and". Write the new sentence:

The cat sat. The dog ran.

4. Join these sentences using "and". Write the new sentence:

I like apples. I like oranges.

✏️ Part 3: Writing Simple Sentences

5. Look at the picture words. Write a simple sentence about the cat:

🐱 cat 🪑 chair sits

6. Write a simple sentence about what you like to do:

Remember: Start with a capital letter and end with a full stop!

✅ Part 4: Checking Sentences

7. Read each sentence. Does it make sense? Tick the box if it makes sense:

The dog barks loudly.

Cat the on mat sits.

I can read books.

Run fast the boy.

8. Fix this sentence. Write it correctly:

the bird flies high

9. Write your own sentence about school. Check it makes sense:

Read your sentence aloud. Does it make sense? Does it start with a capital letter? Does it end with a full stop?

Simple Sentence Writing

Simple Sentence Writing

📝 Part 1: Sentence Parts

🔗 Part 2: Joining Sentences with "and"

✏️ Part 3: Writing Simple Sentences

✅ Part 4: Checking Sentences

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