1. My dad and me went to a play this

weekend.

1. My dad and me went to a play this

weekend.

1. My dad and me went to a play this

weekend.

1. My dad and me went to a play this

weekend.

Always use “I” in the beginning of a

sentence.

Always use “I” in the beginning of a

sentence.

2. Can you tell me how to get to Piggly

Wiggly grocery store.

2. Can you tell me how to get to Piggly

Wiggly grocery store.

2. Can you tell me how to get to Piggly

Wiggly grocery store?

2. Can you tell me how to get to Piggly

Wiggly grocery store?

Always use a question mark at the end of a

question.

Always use a question mark at the end of a

question.

3. Caleb is a student at Denison Montessori,

which is an elementary school in

Denver, Colorado.

3. Caleb is a student at Denison Montessori,

which is an elementary school in

Denver, Colorado.

3. Caleb is a student at Denison Montessori, which is an elementary school in

Denver, Colorado. No mistakes!

3. Caleb is a student at Denison Montessori, which is an elementary school in

Denver, Colorado. No mistakes!

Capitalize the names of specific places and use commas between

cities and states.

Capitalize the names of specific places and use commas between

cities and states.

4. Danae went to see a movie this weekend She thought it was so

good!

4. Danae went to see a movie this weekend She thought it was so

good!

4. Danae went to see a movie this weekend. She thought it was so

good!

4. Danae went to see a movie this weekend. She thought it was so

good!

Always separate two complete sentences.Always separate two complete sentences.

5. Our class is going on a field trip to australia next September.

5. Our class is going on a field trip to australia next September.

5. Our class is going on a field trip to Australia next September.

5. Our class is going on a field trip to Australia next September.

Always capitalize the names of countries.Always capitalize the names of countries.

6. Anastasia likes to eat blueberries

strawberries and cherries every day for

breakfast.

6. Anastasia likes to eat blueberries

strawberries and cherries every day for

breakfast.

6. Anastasia likes to eat blueberries, strawberries, and cherries every day for

breakfast.

6. Anastasia likes to eat blueberries, strawberries, and cherries every day for

breakfast.

Always use commas to separate items in a

series.

Always use commas to separate items in a

series.

7. Eric wants to go to New York to see the

empire state building.

7. Eric wants to go to New York to see the

empire state building.

7. Eric wants to go to New York to see the

Empire State Building.

7. Eric wants to go to New York to see the

Empire State Building.

Always capitalize the names of specific

places.

Always capitalize the names of specific

places.

8. Ms Sara likes to plant vegetables in

her garden in Edgewater, CO.

8. Ms Sara likes to plant vegetables in

her garden in Edgewater, CO.

8. Ms. Sara likes to plant vegetables in

her garden in Edgewater, CO.

8. Ms. Sara likes to plant vegetables in

her garden in Edgewater, CO.

Always put periods after abbreviations.Always put periods after abbreviations.

9. What do you want for christmas this

year?

9. What do you want for christmas this

year?

9. What do you want for Christmas this

year?

9. What do you want for Christmas this

year?

Always capitalize the names of holidays.

Always capitalize the names of holidays.

10. The Egyptians built miraculous pyramids in the

deserts of Egypt.

10. The Egyptians built miraculous pyramids in the

deserts of Egypt.

10. The Egyptians built miraculous pyramids in the

deserts of Egypt.No mistakes!

10. The Egyptians built miraculous pyramids in the

deserts of Egypt.No mistakes!