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Big Letter, Special Word

Capital letters for the start, for names and for I

Lesson 2
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Name
Date
Chef Polpetta

Every sentence opens with a big letter. If the word is a name, it gets one too.

1

Tick the right one

amia is here.Mia is here.capitals
bDad made soup.dad made soup.capitals
cWe ran home.we ran home.capitals
dleeds is big.Leeds is big.capitals
2

Find the 3 missing capitals

polpetta bakes the bread. mia makes the soup. We eat at one. friday is pizza day.
Look at the first letter of every sentence. One is already right.
Write the corrections here
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Big Letter, Special Word

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Name
3

Now you write

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a Which words always need a big letter?
Tick 2miabreadleospoon
Now write a sentence that starts with a name:
b Which sentence starts the right way?
Tick 1we eat pizza.We eat pizza.we Eat pizza.We eat Pizza.
Now write your own, starting with We:
We
c Which sentences write I the right way?
Tick 2I like bread.Mia and i ran.Can I help?i am hungry.
Now write your own sentence using I:
4

Help Polpetta

Chef Polpetta

I wrote my own label! polpetta made this bread. Lovely, no?

Say why, then finish the sentence: the p must go big because…
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