Full Stops and Capital Letters Remember + Sentences start with a capital letter. + Sentences end with a full stop. + Names start with a capital letter. Read these sentences. Write each one yourself with a full stop and capital letters in the right places. 1. fred and brett spent a week in spain 2. i must not tramp on the flowers 3. i kept bumping into things in the dark 4, acrab crept into a crack in the rock 5, milk is good for children’s teeth 6. a drip from the tap drops in the sink 7. the clown did tricks with a chimpanzee 8. i can hear twigs snapping in the wind (wink * twit. coukFull Stops and Capital Letters Read these sentences. Can you spot the full stops and capital letters that are in the wrong places? Write the sentences out yourself with capital letters and full stops in the right places. 1. the man Burnt. the toast 2. the frog. swam Across The pool 3. gran Went to. Get fresh fish 4, helen Took a book off the. shelf 5. a clock Stood On The wooden. chest 6. the. train Had to stop in the fog 7. fran took a Scarf as. a Gift for brad 8. i will. Travel to london next Week 9, fred has Spent lots of. cash This year 10. we had Sandwiches for. a snack (wink kk twit. coukFull Stops and Capital Letters. Be At the Beach Read the piece of writing below. Think about when a sentence ends and when a new one begins. Write the sentences out yourself, adding in any full stops and capital letters that are needed. tom and kat went swimming in the sea mel had fun in the sand mum and dad went to the shop to get snacks the dog was jumping and barking they all sat down for a drink At the Zoo Read the piece of writing below. Think about when a sentence ends and when a new one begins. Write the sentences out yourself, adding in any full stops and capital letters that are needed. Can you add your own sentences about the 200? jack and liz went to the zoo they saw the frogs and the crabs in the morning they saw chimps as they had lunch then they went to see the ants and a kangaroo they did not see a panda or a snail (wink ahr twit. couk