Created by Denna Stroud and Ruth Pohlman Use a capital letter for 1. the first word of a sentence 2. the word I 3. the names of a person, place or thing.

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Created by Denna Stroud and Ruth Pohlman

Use a capital letter for 1. the first word of a sentence 2. the word I 3. the names of a person, place or thing 4. the names of holidays, days and months

Click the sentence that uses capital letters correctly. Let’s practice.

grandpa has a turtle named speedy. Grandpa has a turtle named Speedy.

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