Capitalize Names and Dates - 1st Grade Writing
- Identify the word that must be capitalized in this date: "3 april".
- April. Month names need capitals regardless of position.
- Find and correct the capitalization: "my teacher is mrs. smith."
- My teacher is Mrs. Smith. Title and both parts of the name need capitals.
- Find and correct the capitalization error: "on june 7, we saw aunt linda."
- Correct: "On June 7, we saw Aunt Linda." Capitalize sentence start, month, title, and name.
- Which option correctly capitalizes a person's name: "a) mr. brown" or "b) Mr. Brown"?
- b) Mr. Brown. Titles and names both need capitals.
- What letter should you capitalize in a person's name?
- Capitalize the first letter of each part of the person's name. Names are proper nouns that require capital letters.
- What rule tells you how to capitalize a first and last name together?
- Capitalize the first letter of both the first and last name. Each part of a full name is a proper noun.
- Choose the correctly capitalized sentence about a day: "School starts Monday." or "School starts monday."
- School starts Monday. Days of the week always need capitals.
- Find and correct the capitalization: "ms. garcia came on tuesday."
- Ms. Garcia came on Tuesday. Title, name, and day all need capital letters.
- What should you capitalize in a full date like "January 5"?
- Capitalize the month name: "January". Month names are proper nouns requiring capitals.
- What kind of letter should you use for the first letter of a person's name?
- A capital (uppercase) letter. Names of people always start with capital letters.
- What rule tells you how to write the names of months in dates?
- Capitalize month names (January, February, March, and so on). Months are proper nouns that always start with capitals.
- Find and correct the capitalization error: "we met dr. lee on monday."
- Correct: "We met Dr. Lee on Monday." Capitalize sentence start, titles, names, and days.
- What rule tells you how to capitalize a title with a person's name (Mr., Ms., Dr.)?
- Capitalize the title and the person's name (for example, Mr. Lee). Titles before names are part of the proper noun.
- Which month is written correctly: "october" or "October"?
- October. Month names are proper nouns needing capitals.
- Identify the words that must be capitalized in this date: "tuesday, april 9".
- Tuesday and April. Days and months are proper nouns.
- Which word should be capitalized in a date: "my birthday is in march"?
- March. Month names like March always need capital letters.
- Identify the word that should be capitalized in the date: "november 11".
- November. Month names are always capitalized.
- What should you do to the number in a date (like 12 or 2026): capitalize it or not?
- Do not capitalize numbers in dates. Numbers stay lowercase; only month/day names capitalize.
- Which part of a full name should be capitalized: first name, last name, or both?
- Both the first name and the last name should be capitalized. All parts of names are proper nouns.
- What letter should you capitalize in a month name (for a date)?
- Capitalize the first letter of the month name. Months are proper nouns that always start with capitals.
- Identify the correctly capitalized date word: "october" or "October"?
- October. Month names always begin with capital letters.
- Which option correctly capitalizes the name: "a) maria lopez" or "b) Maria Lopez"?
- b) Maria Lopez. Both first and last names need capitals.
- Which part of this date must be capitalized: "wednesday, may 3"?
- Wednesday and May. Both the day and month names need capitals.
- Which option correctly capitalizes the date words: "a) friday, march 3" or "b) Friday, March 3"?
- b) Friday, March 3. Day and month names always capitalize.
- What rule tells you how to write the first letter of a person's name?
- Capitalize the first letter of each person's name. Names are proper nouns that need capital letters.
- Find and correct the capitalization error: "my teacher is ms. brown."
- Correct: "My teacher is Ms. Brown." Capitalize sentence beginnings, titles, and names.
- Find and correct the capitalization: "on september 1, we met ben."
- Correct: "On September 1, we met Ben." Capitalize sentence start, month September, and name Ben.
- Which word should be capitalized in this date: "school starts on monday"?
- Monday. Monday is a day name that needs a capital letter.
- Find and correct the capitalization: "my friend sara is here."
- Correct: "My friend Sara is here." Capitalize sentence start and the name Sara.
- What rule tells you how to write the names of days of the week in dates?
- Capitalize day names (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and so on). Days of the week are proper nouns requiring capitals.
- Find and correct the capitalization: "on sunday, i visited aunt may."
- On Sunday, I visited Aunt May. Day, pronoun 'I', and name with title need capitals.
- Find and correct the capitalization: "i saw mr. brown today."
- I saw Mr. Brown today. 'I' is always capitalized; Mr. and Brown are proper nouns.
- Find and correct the capitalization: "we will visit grandma on sunday."
- Correct: "We will visit Grandma on Sunday." Capitalize sentence start, Grandma (used as name), and Sunday.
- What kind of letter should you use for the names of months (for example, January)?
- A capital (uppercase) letter. Month names are proper nouns and must be capitalized.
- Which day is written correctly: "tuesday" or "Tuesday"?
- Tuesday. Days of the week always begin with capitals.
- Find and correct the capitalization: "we saw uncle tom on thursday."
- Correct: "We saw Uncle Tom on Thursday." Capitalize sentence start, Uncle Tom (name), and Thursday.
- Identify the words that must be capitalized in this date: "april 3".
- April. Only the month name needs capitalization in dates.
- Find and correct the capitalization: "i saw dr. lee."
- Correct: "I saw Dr. Lee." Capitalize sentence start, title Dr., and name Lee.
- Identify the correctly capitalized day word: "friday" or "Friday"?
- Friday. Days of the week always start with capitals.
- Identify the words that must be capitalized in this sentence: "i met aunt rosa."
- I, Aunt, Rosa. Sentence starts with I; Aunt Rosa is a name.
- What should you capitalize in a full date like "Monday, May 2"?
- Capitalize the day and month: "Monday" and "May". Both day and month names need capital letters.
- Which name is written correctly: "sara" or "Sara"?
- Sara. People's names always start with capital letters.
- Which part of this date must be capitalized: "july 4"?
- July. Only the month name needs a capital, not the number.
- What letter should you capitalize in a day-of-the-week name?
- Capitalize the first letter of the day-of-the-week name. Days are proper nouns requiring capitalization.
- Find and correct the capitalization error: "we will go on saturday, september 9."
- Correct: "We will go on Saturday, September 9." Capitalize sentence start, day, and month names.
- Identify the correctly capitalized name: "lily rose" or "Lily Rose"?
- Lily Rose. Both parts of a person's name need capitals.
- Identify the correctly capitalized sentence: "I met ben." or "I met Ben."?
- I met Ben. Ben is a person's name requiring a capital B.
- Find and correct the capitalization error: "my friend tom will come in august."
- Correct: "My friend Tom will come in August." Capitalize sentence start, names, and months.
- Which word should be capitalized in this date: "we met in april"?
- April. April is a month name that must be capitalized.
- Choose the correctly capitalized sentence about a date: "It is May." or "It is may."
- It is May. Month names always require capital letters.
- What kind of letter should you use for the names of days of the week (for example, Monday)?
- A capital (uppercase) letter. Days of the week are proper nouns requiring capitals.
- Find and correct the capitalization: "my birthday is in july."
- Correct: "My birthday is in July." Capitalize sentence start and month name July.
- Find and correct the capitalization: "we celebrate in december."
- We celebrate in December. December is a month requiring capitalization.
- What rule tells you what NOT to capitalize in a date (numbers or words)?
- Capitalize month and day names, not the numbers (for example, May 5). Numbers in dates stay lowercase; only word names capitalize.
- Find and correct the capitalization error: "we will visit on friday."
- Correct: "We will visit on Friday." Days like Friday and sentence starts need capitals.
- Find and correct the capitalization: "we went on monday."
- Correct: "We went on Monday." Capitalize sentence start and day name Monday.
- Find and correct the capitalization error: "i saw maria at the park."
- Correct: "I saw Maria at the park." Names and sentence beginnings require capitals.
- Which option correctly capitalizes the day name: "a) We left on wednesday." or "b) We left on Wednesday."?
- b) We left on Wednesday. Days of the week are proper nouns.
- Find and correct the capitalization: "my teacher is ms. garcia."
- Correct: "My teacher is Ms. Garcia." Capitalize sentence start, title Ms., and name Garcia.