The Sentence Song - 'Capital Letter' + 'Full Stop' Version
From Scratch Garden
2 minK1st2ndReading & Writing (ELA)
Summary
“The Sentence Song - 'Capital Letter' + 'Full Stop' Version” is a Scratch Garden song-and-animation that teaches how a sentence works — capital letters and end punctuation. A short, catchy video — easy to drop into a grammar lesson, a warm-up, or a transition.
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Discussion questions
Discussion
A complete sentence starts with a capital letter, tells a complete thought, and ends with punctuation like a period, question mark, or exclamation point.
- What three things does every complete sentence need?
- How does the end mark change the way you read a sentence?
- Can you turn 'the dog ran' into a proper sentence?
Quick work-a-long
Vocabulary: sentence, capital letter, period, punctuation, complete thought.
Try it: Write three sentences: one that tells, one that asks, and one that shows excitement. Use the correct end mark for each.