Capitalization Worksheets

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Made at homeroomtools.comRead each one. Write your sentence on the lines.1.2.3.4.5.6.Write each sentence with capital lettersmy friend ben has a red bike.lucy read a book called frog in the fog.the rocky mountains run through colorado.aunt rosa makes the best soup.tia said, "i found my keys."my uncle speaks french and german.
Made at homeroomtools.comRead each one. Write your sentence on the lines.1.2.3.4.5.6.Write each sentence with capital lettersAnswer keymy friend ben has a red bike.lucy read a book called frog in the fog.the rocky mountains run through colorado.aunt rosa makes the best soup.tia said, "i found my keys."my uncle speaks french and german.My friend Ben has a red bike.Lucy read a book called Frog in the Fog.The Rocky Mountains run through Colorado.Aunt Rosa makes the best soup.Tia said, "I found my keys."My uncle speaks French and German.
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Names, days, months and I 70

  • adam feeds his fish every morning.
  • ava reads to her little brother.
  • the bus comes at eight.
  • can i play outside?
  • can zoe come over on friday?
  • chloe and i read a book.
  • december is the last month of the year.
  • did aria find her shoe?
  • do you like june or july better?
  • ella and i played tag.
  • ethan and i walked home.
  • february is a short month.
  • the first day of spring is in march.
  • the goldfish is named sunny.
  • grace has a kitten named mittens.
  • hannah swims on thursday.
  • i am seven years old.
  • i found a shell at the beach.
  • i have a turtle named speedy.
  • i help my dad on sunday.
  • i like pancakes on sunday.
  • i like to read books.
  • i lost a tooth in november.
  • i saw a frog.
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Names, days, months and I, continued

  • i will see you on wednesday.
  • in june i will be eight.
  • is nora coming with us?
  • is the fair in august?
  • isaac and i ran a race.
  • it rained all day on monday.
  • it snowed on sunday.
  • jack has a cold today.
  • the leaves fall in october.
  • leo and i built a fort.
  • lily and i made a card.
  • luke gave his dog scout a bath.
  • max lost his hat.
  • may i have some water?
  • maya likes red apples.
  • my friend ben has a red bike.
  • my mom and i planted beans.
  • my name is carlos.
  • my puppy rosie likes to dig.
  • my rabbit clover eats carrots.
  • my sister emma is six.
  • my turtle shelly is very slow.
  • noah and i share a desk.
  • olivia planted a seed.
  • omar cooks eggs on saturday.
  • on monday i have a spelling test.
  • on wednesday we have music.
  • our cat shadow sleeps all day.
  • our class has a hamster named pip.
  • our dog pepper barks at the mail.
  • our fish is called bubbles.
  • our parrot kiwi can say hello.
  • our trip is in april.
  • the party is on saturday.
  • the play is on tuesday night.
  • ruby and owen sang a song.
  • school starts in august.
  • the snow melted in march.
  • sofia drew a horse.
  • today is tuesday.
  • we go swimming in july.
  • we got a new rug in january.
  • we have a half day on friday.
  • we moved here in september.
  • we visit the library every thursday.
  • where did liam put the ball?

Places, holidays and titles 70

  • the amazon river runs through brazil.
  • anna said, "look at the rainbow!"
  • the atlantic ocean lies between north america and europe.
  • aunt rosa makes the best soup.
  • ben said, "it is time for bed."
  • canada is north of the united states.
  • captain reed flew the plane.
  • the class wrote a letter to dr. singh.
  • the coach asked, "who left the door open?"
  • diwali is a festival of lights.
  • dr. brooks said, "open wide."
  • dr. jones fixed my tooth.
  • dr. patel checked my ears.
  • the grand canyon is in arizona.
  • grandma jean visits us every easter.
  • halloween is on october 31.
  • hanukkah lasts for eight nights.
  • the hudson river flows past new york city.
  • i can speak english and spanish.
  • i read bear goes to school last night.
  • i read the big blue bus to my sister.
  • jake asked, "can i come too?"
  • kate said, "my feet are cold."
  • kwanzaa starts on december 26.
  • lake michigan is one of the great lakes.
  • lucy read a book called frog in the fog.
  • mexico city is very big.
  • mia wrote a story called the silly seal.
  • mr. and mrs. diaz have twin girls.
  • mr. brown walks his dog on elm street.
  • mr. hall showed us a map of italy.
  • mr. park grows tomatoes on hill road.
  • mrs. allen lives on maple road.
  • mrs. gomez teaches art.
  • ms. clark is the principal.
  • ms. kim read us a story.
  • ms. ruiz asked, "where is your homework?"
  • my aunt lives in chicago.
  • my cousin lives in toronto, canada.
  • my favorite book is the moon and me.
  • my grandpa was born in mexico.
  • my pen pal lives in japan.
  • my uncle speaks french and german.
  • the nile is a very long river.
  • on earth day we planted trees.
  • our family eats dumplings on lunar new year.
  • our library has a book called pigs in the rain.
  • our plane flew over the atlantic ocean.
  • our school is on oak avenue.
  • our town has a parade on labor day.
  • the pacific ocean is huge.
  • paris is the capital of france.
  • the rocky mountains run through colorado.
  • sam shouted, "watch out!"
  • the teacher asked, "who wants to help?"
  • there is no school on presidents' day.
  • tia said, "i found my keys."
  • uncle ray lives in ohio.
  • we crossed the mississippi river.
  • we drove to texas last summer.
  • we eat turkey on thanksgiving.
  • we flew from denver to boston.
  • we hiked in the smoky mountains in may.
  • we learned about africa and asia.
  • we made cards for valentine's day.
  • we sent a thank-you card to mrs. ortiz.
  • we sing songs on new year's eve.
  • we visited london in england.
  • we watched fireworks on the fourth of july.
  • the zoo is on park street.

How this list was compiled: Written by hand for this page: 140 sentences, each printed with every capital taken out and stored with its correct form. The rules follow Wikipedia's Capitalization in English (the first word of a sentence, the pronoun I, names of people and places, days and months but not seasons, titles before a name) and its note that articles, short conjunctions and prepositions stay small in a title, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitalization_in_English, read 2026-09-23. Book titles are made up. No brand or living person is named. Licence: own work

How it works

Each sheet draws 6 sentences from our 140, printed with every capital taken out, and a line under each to write it again. The answer key shows every sentence written correctly.

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Two sets of capital letters worksheets

Set picks one. Names, days, months and I covers the first word, the word I, people and pets, days and months: the Common Core puts these in kindergarten and grade 1. Places, holidays and titles adds cities, rivers, holidays, Mr. and Dr., book titles and the first word inside quotation marks, grades 2 and 3.

Capitalization practice worksheets from your own sentences

Type one sentence a line in small letters, an equals sign, then the sentence written correctly: we met on friday. = We met on Friday. The correct form prints only in the answer key.

  • Seasons stay small: winter, spring. Words like mom and grandpa take a capital only when used as a name.

Questions and answers

Which words need a capital letter?

The first word of a sentence, the word I, and names: of people and pets, places, days, months and holidays. So do a title before a name (Dr. Patel) and the main words of a book title.

Why do some small words in a title stay lowercase?

In a title, short words such as a, the, and, in and to stay small unless they come first: Frog in the Fog, The Moon and Me. Every title in our sentences is made up.

Is there an answer key?

Yes. The key comes as the last page unless you untick Add an answer key as the last page under More options. It prints each sentence with its capitals in place, so marking takes one glance.

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