Punctuation
Capital Letters
Subject & Verb
“To Be” Verbs
Nouns & Buildings
100
This punctuation mark a telling sentence with a calm voice.
Period (.)
100
What letter should always be capitalized at the start of a sentence?
The first letter
100
In the sentence "The dog runs", what is the subject?
The dog
100
Name one “to be” verb.
am, is, are, was, were (any one)
100
What is this place?
Post Office
200
This punctuation mark shows a strong feeling like happy or surprised.
Exclamation mark (!)
200
Fix the sentence: my friend lives in texas
My friend lives in Texas.
200
In the sentence "The dog runs", what is the verb?
runs
200
Fill in the blank: She ___ happy.
is
200
What is this place?
Pharmacy
300
This punctuation mark is used to ask something.
Question mark (?)
300
Name two things that always need capital letters.
Names, places, days, months (any two)
300
Find the subject: My best friend plays soccer.
My best friend
300
Fill in the blank: They ___ going to the game.
are
300
What is this place?
Bus station
400
Add correct punctuation: where are you going
Where are you going?
400
Fix the sentence: we visited paris in june
We visited Paris in June.
400
Find the verb: The teacher explains the lesson.
explains
400
Identify the “to be” verb: I am excited for lunch.
am
400
Name a noun in this sentence, "A cat sleeps."
cat
500
Fix the sentence: wow that was amazing
Wow, that was amazing!
500
Why is capitalization important in writing?
It makes writing clear, correct, and easier to read.
500
Create a sentence with a clear subject and verb.
Example:
Thu eats.
Ms. Paw sleeps.
Boua talks.
500
Write a sentence using "is" correctly.
Example:
She is late to class.
My teacher is kind.
500
Name a proper nouns in this sentence, "We live in Texas."
Texas