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Capitalization Castle:
Punctuation and Capitalization

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Capitalization Castle:
Punctuation and Capitalization
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What you will learn from this videoWhat you will learn
  • You will learn how to spot the first word in a sentence and see that it starts with a capital letter.
  • You will learn how to find names in a sentence and remember that names start with capital letters.
  • You will learn how to tell when a sentence is finished by looking for a period at the end.
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Level 1

Fix this sentence by adding capital letters and a period where they belong: "my name is daniela"

Level 2

Rewrite this sentence with proper capitalization and punctuation, and then explain the changes you made: "pip finds a bone"

Level 3

Write your own sentence about something you like to do, using at least one name (it can be your name or a friend’s name). Then, underneath your sentence, explain where you used capital letters, and why.

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