Lesson 1.4: Capitalization Digital Package

$19.99

Easy-to-use, rigorous curriculum for teaching your gifted learners capitalization conventions.

Included in this package:

✔️ 1 fun video lesson: Ready to share with your student(s) with no additional setup
✔️ 4 fun and age-appropriate assignments to practice and build on the skill: Assign using SeeSaw or use as printouts
✔️ 1 end-of-lesson quiz
✔️ Robust teacher’s guide: Includes detailed tips and tricks for teaching each activity, answer keys, scoring recommendations, and more.

Suitable for one-on-one use or small group or classroom settings; our teacher guide gives you tips and support for each method.

When you purchase this lesson, you’ll receive an email with links to all of the above.

Easy-to-use, rigorous curriculum for teaching your gifted learners capitalization conventions.

Included in this package:

✔️ 1 fun video lesson: Ready to share with your student(s) with no additional setup
✔️ 4 fun and age-appropriate assignments to practice and build on the skill: Assign using SeeSaw or use as printouts
✔️ 1 end-of-lesson quiz
✔️ Robust teacher’s guide: Includes detailed tips and tricks for teaching each activity, answer keys, scoring recommendations, and more.

Suitable for one-on-one use or small group or classroom settings; our teacher guide gives you tips and support for each method.

When you purchase this lesson, you’ll receive an email with links to all of the above.

Resources included in your purchases:

  • Video lesson

  • Practice 1.4.1: Introduction to capitalization

  • Practice 1.4.2: A capital story

  • Practice 1.4.3: The capitalized candle

  • Practice 1.4.4: A capital cat poem

  • Quiz 1.4.5: Capitalization

  • Teacher Guide

  • Robust support from June Writers Academy

Skills in focus:

  • In Standard English, we capitalize the first letter of a word in the following circumstances:

    • The first word of a sentence 

    • Proper nouns: Names a specific noun, such as a person or a place

      • We do not capitalize common nouns, which are generic names for a class or group.

    • Proper adjectives: Adjectives whose description is based on a proper noun, such as a place or person

      • An adjective is a word that describes a noun.

      • We do not capitalize common adjectives, even if they describe a proper noun.

  • We capitalize these words because doing so signals they are important and unique people and places.

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