This worksheet has four sentences each with a ‘y’ word missing. Children can practise their comprehension skills and handwriting by looking at the picture and selecting the correct word from a choice of three to write in the space.
Jelly and Bean’s reading scheme follows the phonic progression of the UK government’s Letters and Sounds, including the introduction of the first 100 high-frequency words, followed by the next 200 words also. Download more of its resources here or on its website at jellyandbean.co.uk.
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‘y’ sentences writing worksheet – Handwriting and comprehension activity for KS1
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