PUNCTUATION - Statement, question and exclamation
Use full stops, question marks and exclamation marks correctly
PUNCTUATION – apostrophe of contraction (not)
Punctuation-
This resource pack of 5 pages covers matching contractions to their long forms, along with identifying and using them in sentences
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Children need to be able to read simple sentences in order to do the tasks
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Last updated
22nd March 2026
A little more info...
- Punctuation marks help the reader understand what the writer is trying to say
- An apostrophe of contraction makes two words (eg. can and not) join together into one word (can’t) by taking out some letters and putting the apostrophe in their place
- Some children may not be able to write completely grammatically correct sentences but will be able to use the contractions
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PUNCTUATION – commas in simple lists
Identify and use commas in lists
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HANDWRITING – teachhandwriting website
Access handwriting resources from ‘teachhandwriting’
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