Four pages of capital letters for names. Each sentence has one name written without its capitals: a holiday, a place, a street or a product. On two pages children circle the name, every word of it. On two pages it is underlined, and children write it with capitals: valentine's day becomes Valentine's Day.
Sort names into holidays, places and products on a chart, and point out that every word of a name gets a capital. Read each sentence aloud and ask which words name one special thing.
Look at a calendar, a map and the food in your kitchen together, and find the names with capitals.
Capital letter pages with holidays, places, product names and streets: Valentine's Day, Mexico, Elm Street. Children circle the name that needs capitals in each sentence, then write the underlined name the right way.
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