Capital Letters Months List Worksheet
This Capital Letters Months List Worksheet has 2nd Grade students write all twelve months in calendar order with a capital letter, using a word box and an answer key, so proper nouns become automatic.
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Description
The months of the year are proper nouns, which means every one of them starts with a capital letter, every single time it is written. That rule is easy to say and surprisingly easy to forget, because children meet the months in speech long before they meet them on paper. This Capital Letters Months List Worksheet puts the rule and the calendar order together in one task, so a second grader practices both at once instead of choosing between them.
The worksheet prints on two pages. Page one holds a word box with all twelve months printed in lower case and out of order, then twelve numbered writing lines in two roomy columns. Students copy the months into calendar order, adding the capital letter that the word box left off. Page two is the answer key. Use this Capital Letters Months List Worksheet as morning work, as a literacy center, as homework, or as a quick check before a unit on proper nouns. Because the word box gives the spelling, the thinking is about order and capitals, not about guessing letters.
What’s Included
- A word box with all twelve months of the year in lower case, printed out of order
- Twelve numbered writing lines, each sized for the longest month name
- Practice in two skills at once: calendar order and capitalizing proper nouns
- Seasonal artwork tied to four of the months in the box
- A full answer key on the second page
Three reasons this helps kids. First, the word box removes the spelling load, so a student who knows the rule can show it instead of stalling on “February”. Second, writing all twelve months in order is the kind of repetition that makes capitalization automatic rather than remembered. Third, the writing lines are sized and spaced for second grade handwriting, so the work looks neat when it is finished, which matters more than teachers are often given credit for.
Teachers and parents can extend this easily. Ask students to circle the capital letter they added to each month, or to say which season each month belongs to as they write it. Pair it with the days of the week for a full week of proper noun practice, or ask students to write their own birthday month in a sentence. This 2nd grade capitalization worksheet works well alongside any unit on nouns, calendars, or the rules of capital letters.
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