Capitalization Worksheets
Welcome to our page all about capitalization worksheets! Here, you’ll find a helpful assortment of printable activities that focus on capitalization for parents to use in the classroom or at home for extra practice. First, students will learn how to capitalize individual words, such as: holidays, names, places, days of the week, months of the year, and more. Then, they will move on to applying what they have learned to using capitalization within sentences. For example, students will be asked to re-write the given sentences to include the correct use of capitalization for holidays, names, or places in each sentence. Below, you will also find more advanced capitalization activities and mixed practice worksheets for students looking to further their skills.
Capitalization Worksheets
Before jumping into using capitalization within sentences, it's important to learn which words are meant to be capitalized. Below, you'll find a series of printable activities focusing on learning capitalization for days of the week, months, holidays, names, addresses and more. Capitalization is important because capital letters give us a sign about the sentence or word we’re reading. Here are some places where students will learn to capitalize letters:
- The first word in a sentence. Example: Reggie likes pizza.
- Names (first and last). Example: Reggie, Benjamin Franklin
- Titles of books, movies, or shows. Example: The Very Hungry Caterpillar
- Places on the map. Example: Tennessee, United States, Canada
- Schools and Companies Example: Village Elementary School, McDonald’s, Walmart
- Days, Months Examples: Thursday, January
- Holidays Examples: Easter, Passover, Ramadan
- Languages and Nationalities Example: English, Spanish, Puerto Rican, America
Capitalization in Sentences Worksheets
The worksheets below are great for introducing students to the use of capitalization within sentences. These activities build upon what students have learned about capitalizing holidays, names, titles, places, "I", and focus on applying what they have learned to sentences.
Practice capitalizing the first letter of each sentence with this printable activity.
Students will be asked to re-write each sentence with the correct use of capital letters at the beginning of the sentences.
Here, students will be asked to practice re-writing the sentence with correct use of capitalization. Some sentences include mixed practice.
Students will practice capitalizing "I" in each sentence with this printable worksheet.
Practice capitalizing names within sentences by re-writing the given sentences with correct use of capital letters.
Mixed Capitalization in Sentences Worksheets
Further your student's understanding of capitalization with these printable writing activities. Each worksheet focuses on fixing capitalization errors and mixed practice for capitalizing letters in names, dates, holidays, places, and more.
Here, you'll find extra practice for students looking to better their capitalization skills for letters at the beginning of sentences.
Practice capitalizing letters at the beginning of sentences with this printable worksheet!
Students will practice capitalizing "I" in sentences with this printable worksheet.
Students will be asked to re-write the names and places in the given sentences with the correct use of capital letters.
Students will practice re-writing each sentences with the correct use of capitalization for dates and holidays.
Practice re-writing the given sentences with the correct use of capital letters. This activity focuses on capitalizing dates and holidays.
Here, students will focus on capitalizing titles in names by re-writing each given sentence.
Students will be asked to fix the capitalization errors in each sentence focusing on names and places.
This printable activity focuses on mixed capitalization practice.
Students will re-write each sentence with the correct use of capital letters. This worksheet focuses on mixed practice of capitalization.