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KS1 Writing and Grammar – ‘How to Write a Question’ SPaG Worksheets

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These bright, appealing SPaG worksheets are a great help for practising and revising the construction and use of questions in Year 2. There are three worksheets in total, covering the following five sections – ‘understand’, ‘challenge’, ‘test’, ‘explain’ and ‘apply’.

  • Understand

    Students rewrite three statements so that they become questions, and then proceed to add punctuation to a further three questions to turn them into grammatically correct statements or questions.

  • Challenge

    Students are presented with an image prompt and tasked with writing two questions that fit with two supplied answers

  • Test

    Students identify whether a series of 10 sentences without punctuation marks are questions or statements, before adding the punctuation each sentence requires.

  • Explain

    Explain in your own words the difference between a question and an exclamation’ – students then offer an example of each.

  • Apply

    Students are presented with an image prompt and tasked with writing a short story that includes the use of three question marks.

  • What is a question?

    A sentence that is intended to extract or elicit some form of information from the person or object being addressed

    • What is your name?
    • What is your favourite colour?
    • Who is that person?
    • Where can I find it?

    National Curriculum English programme of study links

    Pupils should be taught to use both familiar and new punctuation correctly, including ... question marks.

    • Worksheets featuring five sections: understand challenge test explain and apply. Activities include SATs style questions and opportunities for creative writing responses with eye-catching images as prompts
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