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Practise part of this topic: repair capital letters and sentence-ending punctuation in supplied sentences. Independent writing and handwriting need other activities.

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Year 1 · English

Use Capital Letters

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Focus on capital letters for names and I. Start with “Add Capital Letters for Names and Titles”, then explain the idea in your own words.

Year 1 learners practise capital letters for names and i.

The activities include Add Capital Letters for Names and Titles, Recognise Capital and Lower Case Letters, Recognise Capital Letters, and related practice. The checked support below includes video, teaching, worksheet, lesson. Open a resource in its provider's website and choose the format that best helps the learner explain the idea independently.

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  • Say it, write it, check it

    Turn an idea into a simple written sentence, edit basic punctuation and spacing, then sequence and retell a short original story. Partial Year 1 practice: simple statements, spaces, sentence capitals, a person’s name, full stops and one short narrative. It does not teach all spelling, handwriting, conjunctions, question/exclamation marks, place/day capitals or the pronoun I.

    7 pages · answers and adult guidance · selected skills, not the whole topic

  • Capitals, punctuation and dictation

    Practise capital letters, vowel and consonant terms, sentence end marks and adult-led dictation. Partial practice with adult feedback, not general writing attainment; dictation records transcription rather than independent composition.

    7 pages · answers and adult guidance · selected skills, not the whole topic

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KS1 Punctuation

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