Capitals and End Marks
Every sentence starts with a capital letter and ends with a mark. Circle the capital letter and the end mark in each sentence!
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How to do it
- Read the sentence.
- Circle the capital letter at the start.
- Circle the mark at the end.
Teaching tip
Ask your child which end mark it is and what it tells you. This sheet is aligned with Common Core RF.K.1.
About this worksheet
Sentences to find the capital letter and the period, question mark or exclamation mark.
What kids practice
Print concepts are the basics of how books and writing work. A book has a front cover, a title and an author. We read left to right and top to bottom. Letters make words, words make sentences, and a sentence starts with a capital and ends with a mark. Kids who know these basics can focus on the words themselves.
Watch for
- Mixing up letters and words. A word is a group of letters with spaces around it.
- Counting syllables instead of words, like counting "rabbit" as two.
- Starting a new line on the right. Sweep back to the left for each new line.
It's free to print, with Fewer, Standard or More on the page and an answer key. See the full print concepts guide for kindergarten.
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