A sentence starts with a capital, has spaces between words and ends with a full stop.
A sentence has three parts: a capital letter to start it, spaces between the words, and a full stop to end it.
To make a capital, hold shift with one little finger and tap the letter with your other hand.
Tap the space bar once after each word. Tap the full stop right after the last letter.
For a second sentence, tap the space bar once after the full stop, then begin again with a capital.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
A capital letter. A capital tells the reader that a new sentence starts here.
A full stop. That little dot tells the reader the sentence is done.
Shift. Hold it with a little finger and tap the letter with your other hand.
One. Two taps make a gap that is too wide.
Type one short note to someone you love: a capital letter at the start, a space after every word and a full stop at the end. Then read it to a grown-up.
Have your child type a short note to someone they love with a capital, spaces and a full stop, then read it aloud to you; if they forget the space bar, ask where one word ends.
