1. Our class went on a trip to mount rushmore to see the presidents.

2. Our class went on a trip to Mount Rushmore to see the presidents.
Capitalize the names of specific places.

3. I haven’t seen aunt Gail in a long time
I haven’t seen aunt Gail in a long time. I think the last time I saw her was Christmas.

4. Capitalize the names of titles.
I haven’t seen Aunt Gail in a long time. I think the last time I saw her was Christmas.
Capitalize the names of titles.

5. when are we going on our next field trip? I hope it’s soon!

6. When are we going on our next field trip? I hope it’s soon!
Always capitalize the first word of a sentence.

7. Samuel’s favorite book is go dog go by Dr. Suess.

8. Samuel’s favorite book is Go Dog Go by Dr. Suess.
Capitalize the names of books.

9. What is the date today? I think its Tuesday.

10. What is the date today? I think it’s Tuesday.
Use apostrophes in contractions.

11. David and I are going to Central Market to pick up some apples for Thanksgiving dinner.

12. David and I are going to Central Market to pick up some apples for Thanksgiving dinner.
No mistakes!

13. The birds is flying south this time of year to escape the cold weather.

14. Make sure the subject agrees with the verb.
The birds are flying south this time of year to escape the cold weather.
Make sure the subject agrees with the verb.

15. Have you seen the mexican artwork hanging on the wall across the hall.

16. Have you seen the Mexican artwork hanging on the wall across the hall?
Capitalize ethnicities and use question marks at the end of questions.

17. My mom won’t let me go too the store by myself.

18. My mom won’t let me go to the store by myself.
“Too” means “also”.

19. The concert is going to be in Butte Montana
The concert is going to be in Butte Montana. I don’t think I’ll be able to go.

20. Use a comma to separate the city from the state.
The concert is going to be in Butte, Montana. I don’t think I’ll be able to go.
Use a comma to separate the city from the state.