Grade 1 students rewrite nine short sentences using correct capital letters for the first word, the word I, names, days, and months. They practice spotting every word that needs a capital and copying the full sentence neatly. A matching activity pairs four sentence types and examples with correct capitalization, helping first graders strengthen both writing mechanics and sentence recognition skills together in one fun place.

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Busy Bee
Sentence Types & Punctuation
Grade 1
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) Rewrite with capitals: 'sam is my friend' becomes Sam is my friend
2) Rewrite with capitals: 'i like cats' becomes I like cats
3) Rewrite with capitals: 'we see jake' becomes We see Jake
4) Rewrite with capitals: 'school starts in june' becomes School starts in June
5) Rewrite with capitals: 'mom is nice' becomes Mom is nice
6) Rewrite with capitals: 'my dog is max' becomes My dog is Max
7) Rewrite with capitals: 'today is monday' becomes Today is Monday
8) Rewrite with capitals: 'he and i play' becomes He and I play
9) Rewrite with capitals: 'dad called ben' becomes Dad called Ben
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
Statement
→ The sun is hot.
The sun is hot.
Question
→ Where is Mom?
Where is Mom?
Exclamation
→ I love pizza!
I love pizza!
With name
→ My friend Sam ran.
My friend Sam ran.
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