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Teaching Titles! Grade 3 Language Arts Rules for Titles Capitalize first, last, and all important words examples of unimportant words: as, a, and, it,

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2 Teaching Titles! Grade 3 Language Arts

3 Rules for Titles Capitalize first, last, and all important words examples of unimportant words: as, a, and, it, is, of, to, the, in Underline the complete title Example: The Wizard of Oz Example: Bud, not Buddy

4 Now you try: david goes to school is my favorite book.

5 David Goes to School is my favorite book.

6 Can you find the mistakes? Our class read Bears in the Barn.

7 Did you find the mistakes? Our class read Bears in the Barn.

8 Can you find the mistakes? Have you read the frog principal?

9 Did you find the mistakes? Have you read The Frog Principal?

10 Which title is correct? She read The Glass Slipper. Junie B. Jones and meanie Jim is a funny book. Our teacher read the story Anne of Green GablesOur teacher read the story Anne of Green Gables.

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13 Let’s review: 1. Capitalize first, last, and all important words in a title. 2. Underline the complete title.

14 Now, you try some! 1.earthquake! 2.Dear america 3.Polar bears on the prowl 4.helen keller


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