Capital Letters and Full Stops Worksheet — KS1 — Beginner

Capital Letters and Full Stops worksheet for Key Stage 1 / Year 1-2 (Ages 5-7). Beginner level english practice, aligned to the UK National Curriculum. Print-ready with answer key included.

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Capital Letters and Full Stops Mastery

Key Stage 1 / Year 1-2 (Ages 5-7) - Beginner Level

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Instructions: This worksheet will help you learn how to use capital letters and full stops correctly. Follow the instructions for each activity and complete the tasks to become an expert in sentence punctuation.

Identifying Capital Letters

Look at each sentence below. Circle the words that should start with a capital letter. Remember, names and the first word of a sentence need capital letters.

1. my name is sarah.

2. we went to london last summer.

3. tom and jerry are friends.

4. she likes ice cream.

5. the cat is on the roof.

Adding Full Stops

Each sentence below is missing a full stop. Read the sentence and add a full stop at the end where it is needed.

1. The dog barked loudly

2. I have a new bike

3. She is my best friend

4. We went to the park

5. He likes to play football

Capital Letters and Full Stops Practice

Rewrite each sentence correctly by adding capital letters and full stops. Use the space provided to write your answer.

1. the sun is shining

2. my brother is called john

3. we live in manchester

4. she has a red dress

5. they are going to the zoo

Complete the Sentences

Finish each sentence by adding a capital letter at the beginning and a full stop at the end. Write your completed sentence in the box.

1. the sky is blue

2. my favourite colour is green

3. he is seven years old

4. we have a pet rabbit

5. she likes to read books

Correct the Paragraph

Read the paragraph below. Rewrite it using capital letters and full stops where necessary. Write your corrected paragraph in the space provided.

yesterday we went to the beach it was sunny and warm we played in the sand and swam in the sea

Capital Letters for Names

Each sentence below contains names that need capital letters. Circle the names and rewrite the sentence correctly.

1. my friend emma is kind

2. we visited uncle tom in july

3. james and lily are siblings

4. sarah and i like to paint

5. mr. smith is our teacher

Capital Letters in Titles

Titles of books and movies need capital letters. Rewrite the titles below with the correct capitalisation.

1. the lion king

2. charlotte's web

3. harry potter and the philosopher's stone

4. the very hungry caterpillar

5. alice in wonderland

Sentence Building

Use the words below to build a complete sentence. Remember to start with a capital letter and end with a full stop.

1. cat / the / is / sleeping

2. loves / she / chocolate

3. are / we / going / home

4. plays / football / he

5. the / flowers / are / blooming

Answer Key

Activity 1: Sarah ; London ; Tom, Jerry ; She ; The

Activity 2: . ; . ; . ; . ; .

Activity 3: The sun is shining. ; My brother is called John. ; We live in Manchester. ; She has a red dress. ; They are going to the zoo.

Activity 4: The sky is blue. ; My favourite colour is green. ; He is seven years old. ; We have a pet rabbit. ; She likes to read books.

Activity 5: Yesterday we went to the beach. It was sunny and warm. We played in the sand and swam in the sea.

Activity 6: My friend Emma is kind. ; We visited Uncle Tom in July. ; James and Lily are siblings. ; Sarah and I like to paint. ; Mr. Smith is our teacher.

Activity 7: The Lion King ; Charlotte's Web ; Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone ; The Very Hungry Caterpillar ; Alice in Wonderland

Activity 8: The cat is sleeping. ; She loves chocolate. ; We are going home. ; He plays football. ; The flowers are blooming.