Warm Up: Let’s Go!
Name
Capitalizing the First Word
in a Sentence
Read the sentences below. Jump
for the capital letter at the
beginning of each sentence.
My name is Jax.
I like to read.
Each sentence should start with a capital letter.
Rewrite each sentence by changing the first letter
to a capital letter.
the fox is orange.
owls eat mice.
bats hunt at night.
the moon is very bright.
K - ELA (Language) Capitalizing Words in Sentences
Walksheets by Walkabouts
© 2015 ActivEd, Inc.
Name
More Capitalizing the First Word
in a Sentence
Warm Up: Let’s Move!
Read the sentences below. Raise your
hands for the capital letter at the
beginning of each sentence.
Who is that?
Let’s go outside.
Each sentence should start with a capital letter.
Rewrite each sentence by changing the first letter
to a capital letter.
birds lay eggs.
birds eat worms.
eagles have sharp claws.
birds have feathers.
K - ELA (Language) Capitalizing Words in Sentences
Walksheets by Walkabouts
© 2015 ActivEd, Inc.
Name
Capitalizing the Word I in a Sentence
Warm Up: Get Moving!
Read the sentences below. Touch your
head for the capital letter at the beginning
of each sentence and the word I.
Luke and I are friends.
I can dance!
The word I should always be a capital
letter in a sentence. Rewrite the
sentences by changing the i to I.
Sam and i went to the park.
i saw a duck swimming.
i ate a picnic with Sam.
Sam and i had fun.
K - ELA (Language) Capitalizing Words in Sentences
Walksheets by Walkabouts
© 2015 ActivEd, Inc.
K - ELA (Language) Capitalizing Words in Sentences
Capitalizing the First Word in a Sentence
Warm Up: Students should read the following sentences and jump up for the capital
letters at the beginnings of the sentences: My name is Jax., I like to read.
The fox is orange.
Owls eat mice.
Bats hunt at night.
The moon is very bright.
More Capitalizing the First Word in a Sentence
Warm Up: Students should read the following sentences and raise a hand for the capital
letters at the beginnings of the sentences: Who is that?, Let’s go outside.
Birds lay eggs.
Birds eat worms.
Eagles have sharp claws.
Birds have feathers.
Capitalizing the Word I in a Sentence
Warm Up: Students should read the following sentences and touch their heads for the
capital letters at the beginnings of the sentence and the word I: Luke and I are friends.,
I can dance!
Sam and I went to the park.
I saw a duck swimming.
I ate a picnic with Sam.
Sam and I had fun.
K - ELA (Language) Capitalizing Words in Sentences
Walksheets by Walkabouts
© 2015 ActivEd, Inc.