Today you will revisit capital letters with your child. Explain to them the alphabet is made up of both upper and lower case letters. We call upper case letters capital letters. We start writing our name with a capital letter and most importantly we always begin a sentence with a capital letter.

Ask your child to read and write the following words.

high   sigh   light   coat   load    goat

Recap the rules for writing a sentence with you child:

• Begin with a capital letter
• Leave a finger space between the words
• Put a full stop at the end of your sentence

Ask your child to read and write the following sentences.

It was a long night.  

Then she put the loaf in the pan.

Cut out the words and ask your child to place them in the the correct order to build a sentence.

I   got   it   right.

We   will   cross   the   road.

Sentence substitution

Ask your child to read the sentence.

You can hear a goat.

Ask your child to substitute some words. Does it make sense?

Ask your child to write the new sentences.

Alternative words:

toad   song   see   coin