Simple grammar worksheet where students rewrite sentences with correct capitalization and punctuation.

Let's solve the punctuation and capitalization task step by step. The goal is to correct each sentence by:

1. Capitalizing the first letter of the sentence.
2. Adding appropriate punctuation (usually a period at the end, unless it's a question or exclamation).
3. Ensuring proper capitalization of proper nouns (though none are present here).

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Original Sentences:

1. we saw a black cat
2. this pumpkin is big
3. when is the party
4. can we jump in the leaves
5. there is a bat in the tree

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Corrected Sentences:

1. We saw a black cat.
- Capitalize "We" (first word).
- Add a period at the end.

2. This pumpkin is big.
- Capitalize "This" (first word).
- Add a period at the end.

3. When is the party?
- Capitalize "When" (first word).
- This is a question, so use a question mark.

4. Can we jump in the leaves?
- Capitalize "Can" (first word).
- This is a question, so use a question mark.

5. There is a bat in the tree.
- Capitalize "There" (first word).
- Add a period at the end.

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Final Answer:

1. We saw a black cat.
2. This pumpkin is big.
3. When is the party?
4. Can we jump in the leaves?
5. There is a bat in the tree.

✔ All sentences now have correct capitalization and punctuation.

Let me know if you'd like a printable version or explanation for younger learners! 🎃✏️