Capitalizing sentences and I worksheets

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Every sentence starts with a capital letter, and the word I is always a capital: Sam and I play tag.

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  1. Kindergarten Core grade

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    Two capital rules start it all: the first word of every sentence gets a capital letter, and the word I is always a capital. Kindergartners fix sentences that start small, or pick the correctly written one from lookalikes.

  2. 1st grade

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    First graders catch the classic slips (a sentence that starts small, a lowercase i, a stray capital mid-sentence) by fixing sentences, or by choosing the correct version from near-twins. Both build the editor's eye.

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