Capital Letters & Full Stops
Sentence PunctuationEvery sentence starts with a CAPITAL letter and ends with a full stop!
📖 Let’s Learn Capital Letters & Full Stops
When we write a sentence, we follow two important rules. Rule 1: The first letter of every sentence must be a CAPITAL letter. Rule 2: Every sentence must end with a full stop (.). These rules help readers know where each sentence begins and ends!
💡 The Rule
Start with a CAPITAL letter. End with a FULL STOP (.). Names of people, places, and days also start with capital letters!
🔠 The Parts
Here’s what you need to know!
Start of Sentence
First word always starts with a capital letter
- The cat is sleeping.
- I am happy.
- My school is big.
- Birds fly high.
Names of People
Names always start with capitals
- Rahul
- Priya
- Amit
- Sita
Names of Places
Cities, countries, places use capitals
- Mumbai
- India
- Delhi
- Chennai
Days & Months
Days of week and months use capitals
- Monday
- Sunday
- January
- August
📝 Example Sentences
See capital letters & full stops in action!
Rahul lives in Delhi.
School starts on Monday.
I love my mother.
Priya is from Chennai.
Memory Trick
Remember: Capital letter at the START, full stop at the END. Like a sandwich — bread on both sides! 🥪
🎮 Capital Letters & Full Stops Quiz
Test what you’ve learned!
How does every sentence start?
How does a sentence end?
Which is correct?
Which word should have a capital letter?
Which word should have a capital letter?
What is missing? “I love my school”
🎉 Quiz Complete!
0/6Fun Fact
The letter “I” (when it means “me”) is ALWAYS capitalized in English — even in the middle of a sentence! For example: “My friend and I went to the park.” It’s a special rule!