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Revise and Check a Sentence

Grade 1 Writing Worksheet - Challenge Me

NameDate

Circle the answer, or write your answer on the lines.

1.
Which sentence has a capital letter and an end mark?
- We ate lunch outside.
- Mom made hot soup
- the kids play at recess
- ava read a long book.
2.
The writer wrote: “The cat sleepsin the sun.” What should the writer fix?
- a space between words
- the end mark
- one word that is not right
- the first letter
3.
Which sentence fixes every mistake in this draft? “Our class goed to the park?”
- Our class went to the park.
- Our class went to the park
- Our class goed to the park.
- Our class goed to the park?
4.
Which end mark does this sentence need? “Where is my red hat”
- period (.)
- question mark (?)
- exclamation mark (!)
- comma (,)
Fix this sentence: “where is ava hiding” Write it again the right way.

1st Grade Revise and Check a Sentence worksheet 1 – printable PDF — Download PDF: 1 2 3 4 5 6

About this worksheet

Revision means making a sentence clearer and more correct for a reader. First graders often treat checking as a quick search for a period, so they overlook a missing capital, a crowded word space, or a wrong end mark. This worksheet turns editing into a sequence of small decisions. Children find the sentence with a capital and an end mark, name the one thing a draft needs, choose the sentence that fixes every mistake, pick the right end mark, and then fix a draft in their own handwriting.

Support drafts have one visible error. Standard drafts have two, and challenge drafts have three, so the child has to keep checking after the first fix. Encourage your child to read the draft once for the message and a second time for capitals, spaces, and marks. Separating those passes prevents the child from fixing a surface mark while leaving another mistake behind.

What your child will learn

Find what a sentence needs
Compare partial and complete fixes
Check capitals, spaces, and marks
Fix a draft in writing

Common Core standard: W.1.5

Worked example

Revise ‘we playat the park’ to ‘We play at the park.’

Common mistake

Fixing one mistake and stopping while another remains.

Helpful hint

Read for meaning, then check capitals, spaces, and end marks.

Earlier: Write With Describing Words

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with revise and check a sentence?

Fixing one mistake and stopping while another remains.

How can I help my child with revise and check a sentence?

Read for meaning, then check capitals, spaces, and end marks.

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