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Writing sentences, start big, add spaces, and end right.

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Hello, little writers! Are you ready to write some sentences? Let's go!

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A sentence tells us something. It helps us talk, read, and write.

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A sentence needs three parts. Who? What action they do, and what's it about?

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Let's take an example. The cat is sitting on the pillow. Let's break it down.

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Who is it about? It's about the cat. What action is the cat doing?

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The cat is sitting. Where is the cat sitting? On the pillow.

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This sentence tells who, action, and where. That makes it a complete sentence.

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Let's take another example. The girl is reading a book.

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Now, let's break it down. Who is it about? It's about the girl. What action is the girl doing?

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She is reading. What is she reading? A book.

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This sentence tells who, action, and what. That makes it a complete sentence.

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Let us learn a few more rules to form a sentence. Birds can fly.

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Now, let's check if it's a complete sentence. Look at the first word. Birds, did you notice?

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It starts with a big letter? Yes. The B is capital.

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Next, let's check the spaces. Can you see spaces between each word? Yes.

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Their space between birds can and fly. Now, look at the end of the sentence.

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Do you see a little dot at the end? Yes. That's called a full stop.

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It shows that the sentence is finished. Let's read the whole sentence together.

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Birds can fly. Great job. That's a complete sentence.

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Let's take another example. Dogs like to run. Now, let's check if it's a complete sentence.

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Look at the first word. Dogs. Does it start with a big letter? Yes. The D is capital.

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Next, let's check the spaces. Can you see spaces between each word? Yes.

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Their space between dogs like to and run. Now, look at the end of the sentence.

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Do you see a little dot at the end? Yes. That's called a full stop.

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It shows that the sentence is finished. Let's read the whole sentence together.

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Dogs like to run. Great job, friends. See you next time. Bye-bye.