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When do you Capitalize? Worksheet

Using When do you Capitalize? Worksheet, students write examples of words for each category.

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How to teach Capital Letters

Using When do you Capitalize? Worksheet, students write examples of words for each category.

Being able to know what letters to capitalize will help your student show case their best writing without errors. This worksheet gives your students practice with determining which words need to be capitalized.

Students write examples of words for each category. Then, students practice writing sentences using the words from the worksheet.

Other resources to use with this When do you Capitalize? Worksheet

If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about capitalization.

Use this Capitalization Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.

Introduce this worksheet by saying reading different categories of proper nouns like Month, Street, or Name. Have students help you come up with examples of each category. Next, help your students come up with a rule about using capital letters. Then, students complete worksheet independently or with a partner. Once students finish, ask students to add to their list of words that have capital letters.

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