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KS2 SATs SPaG Revision Blaster - sentence types (statement, exclamation, question, command)

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Our Year 6 SPaG Revision Blaster packs are the perfect way to check children’s knowledge and understanding of the KS2 programme of study for English before the KS2 SATs. The area of grammar, punctuation and spelling covered in this SPaG revision blaster is different sentence types.

The packs are based around the content domains of the Key Stage 2 grammar, punctuation and spelling test framework. ‘Let’s Recap!’ provides information to revise or reteach an area of grammar, punctuation or spelling covered in Paper 1 of the GPS test followed by ‘Let’s Practise!’ with SATs style questions for the pupils to complete independently or as a class. Three sheets are provided, Revision Blaster 1, 2 and 3. These increase in difficulty, with questions having a greater cognitive load on Revision Blaster 3.

A PowerPoint version of the pack is included, so it can be worked through in groups, or as a whole class.

This KS2 SATs resource pack includes:

  • Let’s Recap PDF and PPT slides
  • Let’s Practise worksheet: sentence types
  • Let’s Practise answers
  • Let’s Recap PDF sheet

What are the different sentence types?

A sentence’s main clause shows whether it is being used as a statement, a question, a command or an exclamation.

Statements

Give the reader information.

Examples include:

  • I picked up my toys.
  • Sam writes his answers.

Questions

These are used to find out information.

Examples include:

  • Where do the toys go?
  • How should I show my answer?

Commands

These usually include an imperative verb (bossy verb) as the first word of the sentence and give instructions, telling someone to do something.

Examples include:

  • Pick up your toys.
  • Write your answers in the box.
Exclamations

An exclamation can be used to show a sudden or strong emotion. They can begin with the words ‘How’ or ‘What’.

Examples include

  • How tidy your toys are!
  • What a good answer!

National Curriculum English programme of study links

  • Pupils should learn to use sentences with different forms: statement, question, exclamation, command

Content domains from Key stage 2 grammar, punctuation and spelling test framework (2016)

G2.1 statements
G2.2 Questions
G2.3 commands
G2.4 exclamations
G5.2 full stops
G5.3 question marks
G5.4 exclamation marks

  • Let’s Recap PDF and PPT slides
  • Let’s Practise worksheet: sentence types
  • Let's Practise answers
  • Let's Recap PDF sheet
  • Teacher notes
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