Capital Letters
Use this sheet to get children to practise their use of capital letters.
I am a big fan of shared writing!
A really effective way of demonstrating where we need full stops and capital letters is to the use the 'Traffic Light' concept.
Green means 'go' which is when we use a capital letter to start a sentence, Red means 'stop' which is when we need a full stop.
I have a green pen and a red pen which the children can hold and they know when I need to use them.
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Comments
Jo
26th April 2011
Great idea!!
Victoria Terreros
5th September 2011
thank you very much for this one!
Sophie
5th October 2011
GOLD- Look around the room and get a partner or in a group 5 or less if anyone is onthier own thier out they can only join in when someone else is out or in the next game you play games aloud- only 20 or less
guest
18th March 2012
My children made up Horn. Where they have to touch the floor and make a horn noise
Sarah Dryden
12th May 2013
I use traffic jam to get the children to line up quickly.
Fiona Pitt
24th August 2014
We use speed bump; the children lie down on their back with hands by their side. Traffic jam; the children sit in a line one behind the other and make tooting noises also hump back bridge; they make an arch with their back with hands and feet on the floor. This is a fun game!