Capitalization Rules | First Word in a Sentence

Related products

• 

  Free Worksheet (from Addition and Subtraction Word Problems | Numbers to 20)

  FREE

  This is a FREE sample worksheet taken from the following MTL resource: Addition and Subtraction Word Problems | Numbers to 20

  Buy Now
• 

  Commutative Property | First Grade Sums to 20

  $2.50

  These Commutative Property of Addition 1st Grade Math Worksheets are a great addition to your first grade print and go resources. These worksheets are great for introducing a concept, review, assessments, homework, or center practice.

  What you get:

  • – 3 Worksheets for students to write the sums and draw pictures to represent each addition sentence.
  • – 2 Worksheets for students to write addition sentences based on dominoes and then write the sums.
  • – 1 Worksheet for students to match the correct addition sentence based on commutative property
  • – 4 Worksheets for students to complete the missing addend to show commutative property
  • – Answer Keys

   

  Buy Now
• 

  Uruguay Country Study Minibook for Early Learners

  $2.00

  Help students K-2nd grade learn about the culture of the South American country of Uruguay while they create a 12 page mini-book!

  Students will learn about the country’s location, official language, traditional clothing, animals, food and more! There are two pages of copy work  to practice handwriting and plenty of pictures to color while they are learning about the cultural highlights of the country. Use alone or with My Teaching Library’s other country study minibooks!

  Buy Now
• 

  What is a Sentence? Teaching Posters and Worksheets

  $2.25

  This “What is a Sentence?” resource includes two colorful teaching posters and 6 different student pages for students to demonstrate what they have learned! Students will learn the definition of a simple sentence, that a sentence has two parts, the first word is capitalized and always ends with punctuation.

   

  The first 3 student pages will give a simple sentence and students are asked to identify (circle) the first word, underline the capital letter of that first word and circle the punctuation. They will then copy the sentence and draw a picture to represent the sentence.

   

  The last 3 student pages will give a simple sentence and students are asked to identify both the ‘naming part’ and the ‘telling part’ of the sentence. They will then copy the sentence and draw a picture to represent the sentence.

  Buy Now