★Write a Whole Sentence
Kindergarten Writing Worksheet - Building Confidence
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Look at each picture. Write a sentence about it.
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Kindergarten Write a Whole Sentence worksheets
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About this worksheet
A whole sentence tells who or what, and tells what happens. A kindergartner who can say it out loud is ready to write it, but the pencil has to keep up with the idea. On this page every item is a picture with two writing lines beside it, and the child writes one sentence about the picture. There are no choices to read: the child looks, says the sentence aloud, then writes it, starting with a capital letter and ending with a period.
Support sheets use clear, single-action pictures, and every sheet shows three different animals. Check the writing together afterwards: does the sentence start with a capital letter, have spaces between the words, and stop with a period? Do not worry about perfect spelling; sound out each word and write the sounds that are heard.
What your child will learn
- Say a whole sentence before writing it
- Start with a capital letter
- End with a period
- Write who and what happens
Common Core standard: L.K.1.F
Worked example
The picture shows a duck swimming. Say: The duck swims. Write it with a capital T and a period at the end.
Common mistake
Writing only a word, such as duck, or a group of words with no action, such as the big duck.
Helpful hint
Say your sentence out loud first. It must tell who and what happens.
Questions parents ask
What is the most common mistake with write a whole sentence?
Writing only a word, such as duck, or a group of words with no action, such as the big duck.
How can I help my child with write a whole sentence?
Say your sentence out loud first. It must tell who and what happens.
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