Capitalization Worksheets
Students circle the words that need a capital letter, such as days, months, names and places, then fix sentences written all in lowercase.
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Capitalization
Capitalize the first word of a sentence, the word I, names of people, days, months, holidays, and places (cities, states, countries, rivers, mountains). Circle the words that need a capital letter.
Rewrite each sentence with capital letters in the right places.
- we saw the rocky mountains in colorado.
- my birthday is on a monday in may.
- my friend maya lives in texas.
- the mississippi river is very long.
- mr. diaz has a dog named rex.
- we went to the zoo on saturday.
- on thanksgiving we eat with grandma.
Capitalization: Answer Key
Capitalize the first word of a sentence, the word I, names of people, days, months, holidays, and places (cities, states, countries, rivers, mountains). Circle the words that need a capital letter.
Rewrite each sentence with capital letters in the right places.
- we saw the rocky mountains in colorado.We saw the Rocky Mountains in Colorado.
- my birthday is on a monday in may.My birthday is on a Monday in May.
- my friend maya lives in texas.My friend Maya lives in Texas.
- the mississippi river is very long.The Mississippi River is very long.
- mr. diaz has a dog named rex.Mr. Diaz has a dog named Rex.
- we went to the zoo on saturday.We went to the zoo on Saturday.
- on thanksgiving we eat with grandma.On Thanksgiving we eat with Grandma.
Teaching tips
- Common Core L.1.2.a asks students to capitalize dates and names of people.
- Common Core L.2.2.a asks students to capitalize holidays, product names and geographic names.
- Ask: is it the name of one special person, place or day? Then it gets a capital.
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