Reinforce capitalization rules for months, proper nouns, titles, the pronoun I, and more with a MINTS anchor chart and worksheet.
MINTS Anchor Chart to Teacher Capitalization
This printable MINTS Anchor Chart is the perfect addition to your festive season teaching this Christmas. The MINTS Anchor Chart focuses on the fact that capitalization in writing serves a few purposes, namely:
- To let us know when a new sentence is beginning.
- To show us which words are especially important.
Through this activity, students will show that they understand the rules for when to capitalize appropriate words and how to use their editing skills to fix text mistakes.
Turn Early Writers into Editors with Our MINTS Capitalization Worksheet
Students will read each Christmas-related worksheet and locate the capitalization errors on this MINTS Capitalization worksheet. They will then rewrite the sentence correctly. This worksheet includes are M.I.N.T.S Capitalization Anchor Chart, reminding students to capitalize.
- Months, Days, Holidays
- The pronoun I.
- Names (Proper Nouns)
- Titles (Books, Movies, etc.
- Start of sentences
An answer key is included with your download.
Easily Prepare This MINTS Capitalization Activity Pack
This MINTS Capitalization activity pack is print-ready and easy to use. Just print and go! Use the download button to download this resource’s Google Slides or PDF version. Print one copy of the entire file, then make copies for students.
This resource was created by Anna Helwig, a teacher in Arizona and a Teach Starter Collaborator.
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