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Sentence building (Easy)

  • Writer: Our Special Story
    Our Special Story
  • Aug 30
  • 2 min read

Updated: Sep 12

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What is it

Worksheets to recognise different components in a sentence and how to arrange them to form a sentence


Teaching Objectives

  • Work on reading, tracing and writing skills to understand sentence structures. 

  • Work on sustained attention and independence to complete worksheets.

  • Learn and apply worksheet skills by recognising different instructions. E.g., circle, underline, unscramble. 


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How to use

  • Identify the beginning and the end of a sentence, with capital letters and a full stop.

  • Practice tracing or writing full sentences, with capital letters and a full stop.

  • Identify the main subject of a sentence using pictures and helping words.

  • Identify the verb as the action of the main subject.

  • Rearrange simple words to build your own sentence with the following structure: a capital letter, a subject, a verb and a full stop.


Teaching tips

  • Go to the library and borrow some simple storybooks. Identify the different parts of a sentence – the subject, verb, capital letters and punctuation marks.

  • Watch videos on sentence building to expose the child to more sentence types.


Here are some videos:



Embed more learning opportunities

  • Receptive language – “point to the cat, cat is the subject”, “jump is a verb, let’s jump!”

  • Expressive language – point to the sun, and ask the child, “What is this?”, point to the girl jumping, and ask the child, “What’s happening?”  

  • Spelling – cover the words and get the child to recall and spell the word independently




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