Writing Rules: Uppercase Letters, Periods, and Question Marks

The video tutorial teaches children about writing letters, focusing on sentence structure, punctuation, and capitalization. It uses a letter from Sue to Isabella as an example to explain how sentences are formed, the importance of starting with a capital letter, and ending with a period or question mark. The tutorial also guides viewers on how to write a response letter, ensuring proper grammar and punctuation are used.

What did Sue get from the pet store?

• A rabbit

• A hamster

• A dog

• A cat

What is the purpose of starting a sentence with an uppercase letter?

• To make it look fancy

• To confuse the reader

• To indicate the start of a new sentence

• To make the sentence longer

Why is the word 'I' always capitalized?

• Because it is a short word

• Because it is a proper noun

• Because it is always written with an uppercase letter

• Because it is at the end of a sentence

What punctuation mark is used at the end of a question?

• A period

• A comma

• An exclamation mark

• A question mark

What should you do if a sentence does not start with an uppercase letter?

• Rewrite the entire sentence

• Change the first letter to uppercase

• Add a period at the end

• Leave it as it is

What is missing at the end of a sentence if it is incomplete?

• A comma

• A period

• An uppercase letter

• A question mark

What should you check at the end of a sentence?

• If it has a period

• If it has a question mark

• If it has a comma

• If it has an uppercase letter