Capitalization: First Words & 'I'— Let's Practice!

Capitalization: First Words & 'I'— Let's Practice! exercise

• Help Goopaw capitalize the letters.

  Hints

  Capitalization is when you write a letter in its uppercase or bigger form.

  You capitalize the first letter of the sentence and when you are talking about yourself.

  Solution

  • The cat ran fast.
  • Can I play with you?
  • I want a dog.
  • Do you like cake?

• Which letter is it?

  Hints

  Capitalization is when you write a letter in its uppercase or bigger form.

  Here are examples of uppercase or capital letters in words:

  • I
  • The

  Solution

  • Can I read a book?
  • The bird flew high.
  • Can we go to the store?
  • Let the dog play.

• Complete the sentences.

  Hints

  Capitalization is when you write a letter in its uppercase or bigger form.

  Here are examples of uppercase or capital letters used in words:

  • The girl ran fast.
  • He is hungry.

  Solution

  • Am I late?
  • I can run fast.
  • Can I eat a snack?

• Uppercase and lowercase challenge.

  Hints

  Capitalization is when you write a letter in its uppercase or bigger form.

  Here are examples of capital letters:

  • M
  • K

  Here are examples of lowercase letters:

  • i
  • b

  Solution

  Lowercase letters in uppercase form or capitalised:

  • X
  • B
  • M
  • D

  Uppercase or capital letters in lowercase form:

  • g
  • f
  • a
  • e

• Find the capital letters.

  Hints

  Capitalization is when you write a letter in its uppercase or bigger form.

  Here are examples of uppercase or capital letters:

  • I
  • F

  Solution

  Capital letters:

  • A
  • R
  • D
  • E
  • P
  • G
  • B

• More sentences.

  Hints

  Make sure to spell each word correctly as shown in the sentence above.

  Capitalization is when you write a letter in its uppercase or bigger form.

  Here is an example of an incorrect sentence:

  • i like snow.

  Let's write that using correct capitalization:

  • I like snow.

  Here is an example of a correct sentence:

  • He is cold.

  Let's write that the same way to practice using capitalization:

  • He is cold.

  Solution

  • Can I go to the park?
  • I picked a flower.
  • He is nice.
  • You are happy.