Teach Year 6 pupils to punctuate bullet points with a short, single-skill punctuation pack based on English Appendix 2: Vocabulary, grammar and punctuation for Year 6, which lists the “punctuation of bullet points to list information”. Pupils learn that the lead-in is a complete clause followed by a colon, that short items start with a capital letter and have no end mark, that whole-sentence bullets end with a full stop, and that every bullet must be written in the same style.

Pupils circle the correct punctuation mark after three lead-ins, tick the consistent list in three pairs, rewrite a messy list of four items, turn a sentence into a list, punctuate three whole-sentence bullets, choose between a heading, bullets and a table for three jobs and write a list of their own, with handwriting guide lines.

What is included (5 A4 pages plus a thank-you page):
• Page 1: teacher overview with examples, three checks for any list, “I can” statements, curriculum link, key words and a teaching tip.
• Page 2: Colons and Consistent Lists – choose the colon and spot consistent bullets.
• Page 3: Fix and Write Lists – rewrite a messy list and turn a sentence into a list.
• Page 4: Sentences, Layout and Your Own – whole-sentence bullets, layout devices and a list to write.
• Page 5: answer key with marking guidance on consistent styles.

Great for: Year 6 punctuation practice, SATs-style revision, a small-group task, homework or a quick check on lists.

Format: one non-editable PDF, ready to print. Written in British English for England. Created by Mathew Sunday • FUN CASE. Single-classroom licence.