Capital Letter Worksheets
Capital letters mark the beginning of a sentence. They are also needed for proper nouns (names of people, specific places, products, etc), the pronoun ‘I’, days of the week and months of the year. These worksheets help to target each of these.
Browse our collection of editing worksheets.
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| Capitals Letters to Begin Sentences
Rewrite the sentences, adding capitals to begin the sentences. |
Capital Letters ‘Pronoun I’
Rewrite the sentences, adding capitals to the pronoun ‘I’. |
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| Capital Letters for Names
Rewrite the sentences, adding capital letters for people’s names. |
Capital Letters for Places 1
Rewrite the sentences, adding capital letters for place names. |
Capitals Letters for Place 2
Rewrite the sentences, adding capitals for place names. |
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| Capitals for Proper Nouns
Rewrite the sentences, adding capitals for proper nouns. |
Capitals for Proper Nouns 2
Add capitals for a person’s name, specific places, products, months and days. |
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| Add in Missing Capital Letters
Rewrite the sentences, adding capitals where they belong (proper nouns, sentence beginnings, pronoun ‘I’). |
Editing for Capitals 2
Rewrite the sentences, adding capitals where they belong (proper nouns, sentence beginnings, pronoun ‘I’). |
Is a Capital Needed?
Circle to show whether a capital letter is needed. |
Editing Passage of Text for Capital Letters and Other Punctuation
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| Editing Passage: Dogs
Full stops Capitals Commas Spelling |
Editing Passage: Rainforests
Full stops Capitals Commas Spelling |
Editing a Passage about Pirates
Full stops Capitals Spelling |
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