A short report has a title, a few sentences, and a check at the end.
A short report has a title at the top, a few sentences in the middle and a check at the end.
Each sentence holds one idea. It starts with a capital letter and ends with a full stop.
The full stop is where a reader takes a breath. A title has capitals and no full stop.
Before you call it done, read it aloud, and fix any slip with backspace.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
A title. The title comes first, and the check comes last.
A full stop. A capital letter goes at the start.
The shift key. Hold shift and tap the letter.
Backspace and type it again. A slip is easy to fix with backspace.
At the keyboard with a grown-up, write a report of three sentences about a pet or a place you love. Start with a title. Begin each sentence with a capital and end it with a full stop. Read it aloud, fix any slips with backspace, and show your grown-up.
Have your child write a title and three sentences about a pet or a place they love, each sentence starting with a capital and ending with a full stop; ask them to read it aloud and fix any slips with backspace.
