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A+ Tips for Capitalization: Personal Names
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- Grade Level:
- Gr. 4 | Age 10, Gr. 5 | Age 11, Gr. 6 | Age 12, Gr. 7 | Age 13
- Subjects:
- Mechanics
- Language:
- English
- Posted:
- Mar 1, 2016
Summary:In this lesson, students find and mark words needing capitals. The following tips are given individually with many opportunities for practice. Capitalize all parts of a person’s name, including initials and title, but not a profession (Example: Her physician is Dr. Samuel A. Jones, M.D.). Capitalize a family word when used in the place of a name or when attached to a name (Example: Ask Mom or Aunt Sue.). Capitalize a pet’s name but not an animal word (Example: My dog Rufus is a hound.). Capitalize the pronoun I. Capitalize names and words referring to a Supreme Being (Example: I believe in God the Father, the Almighty, Maker of all that is seen and unseen.). This lesson is part of a series, A+ Tips for Capitalization, which covers capitalization rules needed by students in grades 4 through 7. It can be presented as a single lesson, or used for daily reinforcement by covering a tip a day. The lesson ends with a ten question Mimio Vote quiz.
Tags/Keywords:
capitalization, capitals, grammar, mechanics, personal names, personal titles, proper nouns
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