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English /Grammar & Language /Editing & Punctuation /Capital Letters
Browse our collection of capital letter worksheets and resources focused on the correct use of this punctuation mark. Capital letters mark the beginning of a sentence. They are also needed for proper nouns (names of people, specific places, products, etc), the pronoun ‘I’, days of the week and months of the year. Find resources to target each of these areas.
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Capital Letters: Places (2)
A worksheet to practise using capital letters when writing the names of places. Rewrite each sentence correctly.
Capital Letters: Places (1)
A worksheet to practise using capital letters when writing the names of places. Rewrite each sentence correctly.
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A set of 9 editing task cards. Errors include full stops, capital letters & spelling. Laminate for a long-lasting resource.
Editing Task Cards: Set C
A set of 9 editing task cards. Errors include full stops, capital letters, commas, speech marks, apostrophes & spelling. Laminate for a long-lasting resource.
Editing Task Cards: Set B
A set of 9 editing task cards. Errors include full stops, capital letters, question marks & spelling. Laminate for a long-lasting resource.
Missing Speech Marks (Easier)
Add in the speech marks in the correct places. Use the guide to help add in capital letters and commas where they are needed.
Editing Reference Card
A reference card to support students in the editing process of their writing. CUPS: Capitals, Understanding, Punctuation, Spelling.
