Sentence writing worksheets
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A sentence needs a capital at the front, an idea in the middle, and an end mark: a period, or a question mark if it asks. Take the two words, build the idea, write it whole.
Three grades, one set of sentences: all three print from the same 40. Print one here, or open a grade for examples and teaching notes.
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Kindergarten
Kindergartners build a spoken sentence from two picture-simple words, then write it with a capital and an end mark, on a real writing line.
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1st grade Core grade
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First graders write complete sentences from word pairs quickly, with correct capitals and end marks, W.1.5's revising eye beginning.
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2nd grade
Second graders write fuller sentences from the same prompts, adding describing words and details beyond the minimum.
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