Correct capitalization errors

Learning Objectives Identify the first word of a sentence and capitalize it. Find and capitalize the names of people and pets. Find and capitalize the names of specific places. Correctly capitalize the word 'I' when it stands alone. Identify and capitalize the days of the week. Correct sentences with multiple capitalization errors. Do some letters look sleepy? 😴 Let's be Letter Detectives and wake them up! We will learn about special 'uppercase' letters. These are called capital letters. We will find out when to use them! Real-World Applications Writing your name on your artwork 🎨 Writing a fun story about your pet 🐶 Making a birthday card for a friend 🎂 Writing about what you did on Saturday

TermDefinitionExample Capital LetterA big, uppercase letter used for important words. It's like a letter standing tall! 🧍A, B, C are capital letters. Lowercase LetterA small letter used for most words. It's a regular-sized letter. 🧍‍♂️a, b, c are lowercase letters. SentenceA group of words that tells a whole idea. It starts with a capital letter. 🎬The cat is sleeping. Proper NounThe special name of a person, pet, or place. It always gets a capital letter! ⭐Your friend Sarah, your dog Spot, or the store Target. The Word 'I'When you talk about yourself with the word 'I', it is always a capital letter. 🙋Can I have a cookie?

The Sentence Starter Rule Always use a capital letter for the first word of a sentence. Every time you start a new sentence, the very first letter must be big. 🚦 The Name Rule Always use a capital letter for names of people, pets, and places. Names are special! Give them a capital letter to show it. This includes friends like Ben, pets like Fluffy, and places like school or a park if it has a name, like 'Lincoln Park'. The 'I' Rule Always use a capital letter for the word 'I' when it is by itself. You are important! So when you write the word 'I' to mean you, it is always a capital letter. 💪 The Calendar Rule Always use a capital letter for days of the week and months of the year. Days like Monday and months like Janu...