Starting and ending sentences
Begin sentences with a capital letter and end them with the appropriate mark (full stop, question mark, or exclamation mark); recognise and name end punctuation
Ce que l'enfant saura faire ensuite
- Write sentences beginning with a capital letter
- Choose and use the correct end punctuation for statements, questions, and exclamations
- Identify and name full stops, question marks, and exclamation marks when reading
1 · Lis
Start a sentence with a capital letter. Capital letters include T and A. Small letters include t and a. For the word 'our' at the start, write 'Our': capital O, then small u and r. Other words, such as names, may need capitals too.
A sentence needs an end mark. A full stop (.) is a dot. Use it for calm telling or a calm instruction. A question mark (?) has a hook above a dot. Use it for asking. An exclamation mark (!) has a straight line above a dot. It can show strong feeling. Put the end mark against the last word, with no space before it.
Check both ends of a written sentence. Start with a capital letter. Choose a full stop for calm telling, a question mark for asking, or an exclamation mark to show strong feeling. Fix 'are we ready' as 'Are we ready?' Keep spaces between words, but do not leave a space before the end mark.
Start with a capital letter, end with the right mark.
Original lesson and practice text written for this dataset.
2 · Regarde
En anglaisSans écran
Où se situe ce sujet
Où cela peut mener
Les métiers qui s'appuient sur cette compétence. En suivre un pour voir tout ce sur quoi il repose.
24 questions attendent derrière cette leçon, chacune avec sa réponse expliquée. Chaque réponse nourrit le ciel : les étoiles s'allument à mesure qu'elles sont apprises, et pâlissent quand vient le moment de revenir.