Typing sentences: capitals, commas and timed tries: typing worksheet for Grade 10, page 1 preview

Typing worksheet · Typing & Digital Skills

Typing sentences: capitals, commas and timed tries · Grade 10

Type longer original sentences exactly, with capital letters and punctuation, then record three one-minute timed tries. Practices accuracy first, then speed.

Grade 10 · ages 15 to 16
Easy
15 to 20 minutes
1 page
Free

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The typing lines

Directions: Type each sentence exactly, with its capitals and punctuation. Tick a box each time you type it without a mistake.

LP left pinky · LR left ring · LM left middle LI left index · RI right index RM right middle RR right ring · RP right pinky
Sentences
1 Keep your wrists relaxed and your eyes on the screen.
2 Volunteers cleaned the river bank on Sunday afternoon.
3 Wow! The orchestra tuned up in less than a minute.
4 Our class voted to name the hamster Pepper.
5 Jupiter is so large that every other planet could fit inside it.
6 The robotics club built a rover that follows a black line.
7 Leaves change color in autumn because chlorophyll fades.
One-minute timed tries
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Words in one minute · Mistakes · Goal met?

What your child practices

Your child practices accuracy first, then speed. The skill is “Punctuation and capitals”: type sentences with capitals and punctuation.

Grades and ages: Grade 10, ages 15 to 16
Time: About 15 to 20 minutes
Subject: Typing & Digital Skills
Level: Easy for Grade 10
Answer key: No
Printing: 1 page, US Letter or A4, low-ink option
Updated: October 15, 2026

How to use it

Sit at a keyboard with fingers resting on the home row before typing the first line. Accuracy first: speed comes once each line is typed without looking. It is one of the easier sheets for Grade 10, good as a warm-up or a first look at the skill.

There is no separate answer key; talk through the answers together when it is done.

Tip for grown-ups: Short daily practice beats one long session: one or two lines a day is plenty.

Done on paper? A grown-up can record it on the child's page in PlayOwl; downloading alone doesn't count as finished.