Building Sentences and Structure · Language Conventions

Capital Letters and Full Stops

Understanding the basic boundaries of a sentence to ensure clarity in written communication.

Key Questions

  1. 1Why do we need a signal to show where a thought starts and ends?
  2. 2How does a full stop help the reader take a breath?
  3. 3When do we use capital letters for special names?

NCCA Curriculum Specifications

NCCA: Primary - WritingNCCA: Primary - Reading
Class/Year: 1st Year
Subject: Foundations of Literacy and Expression
Unit: Building Sentences and Structure
Period: Language Conventions

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