Punctuation & Capitals

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    Fix the sentence!

    Find the sentence with the right capitals and punctuation. Easy is full stops — Hard brings commas, apostrophes and more!

    Next: pick Easy, Medium or Hard!

    Choose a level — Punctuation

    Tap a level to start - you can always try again!

    Easy

    Warm-up - you have got this!

    Medium

    Ready for a challenge!

    Hard

    Super hard - go for it!

    About Punctuation - Capitals & Stops

    Children fix or choose correct punctuation in short sentences. Levels grow from capitals and full stops toward question marks and commas.

    Skills Practised

    • Capital letters
    • Sentence endings
    • Comma awareness
    • Editing

    How to Play

    Read the sentence, decide what is missing or wrong, and tap the best fix.

    Top Tip

    Every sentence needs a capital at the start and a stop or question mark at the end.

    In the real world

    Texts to grandparents, school emails and captions on posters all need punctuation. Clear stops and capitals show respect for the reader.

    Why This Matters at School

    Punctuation makes writing readable — markers and readers judge clarity fast.

    Who Should Play This?

    Ages 6–12.

    Tips for Parents and Teachers

    • Edit one fridge note together each week.
    • Praise finding the missing capital.

    Common Difficulties

    Capitalising every noun — only start-of-sentence and proper names need capitals at this stage.