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Music Night at Cedar Hill: Capital Letter Check

Grade 4 capitalization practice as a school plans a music night with songs from many countries: places, languages, family names, letters and song titles.

Grade 4ELAInteractive · Printable

Aligned toL.4.2.a

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Format
Interactive · Printable
Grade
Grade 4
Subject
ELA
Question types
Fill in the blank, Multiple choice, Circle the answer, Sorting, Short answer

About this worksheet

What students practice

  • Students capitalize countries, cities, languages, days and family titles used as names.
  • Students capitalize letter greetings and closings, quotations and the important words in song titles.

How to use

Use after reviewing capital letter rules. Have students explain one choice aloud, such as why Grandma needs a capital in one sentence but not in another.

Curriculum

Common Core standard covered

L.4.2.a

Use correct capitalization.

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Music Night at Cedar Hill: Capital Letter Check

Capitalize countries, languages, people, dates, letters and song titles.

Getting ready

Cedar Hill School is planning a music night. Families will share songs and instruments from many places.

1.
Underline every word in this sentence that should begin with a capital letter.

mycousinrosalearnedtoplaytheharpinlima,peru.

2.
One word in this sentence should NOT have a capital letter. Underline it.

WeheardaDrumbandfromSenegalonSaturday.

3.
Sort the phrases. Are the capital letters correct, or do they need fixing?
a drum from Koreaa flute from japana song in Frenchevery Wintermusic from ghanaon a Friday in July
CorrectNeeds fixing
4.
Write each word in ( ) with the correct capital letters.

Grandpa teaches me songs in   (arabic).
The music night is on a   (thursday) in   (march).
Mr. Osei will bring a   (guitar) and a small drum.

Letters, songs and speakers

Choose the sentence or title with the correct capital letters.

5.
Lucia wrote a letter to invite her neighbor. Which greeting and closing are written correctly?
  • A. dear Mr. Haddad, … your friend, Lucia
  • B. Dear mr. Haddad, … Your Friend, Lucia
  • C. Dear Mr. haddad, … your Friend, Lucia
  • D. Dear Mr. Haddad, … Your friend, Lucia
6.
The class wrote a new song for the night. Which title is written correctly?
  • A. The Moon And The Drum
  • B. The Moon and the Drum
  • C. The moon and the drum
  • D. the Moon and the Drum
7.
Which sentence is capitalized correctly?
  • A. Then grandma sang a song in Greek.
  • B. Then Grandma sang a song in greek.
  • C. Then Grandma sang a song in Greek.
  • D. Then grandma sang a song in greek.
8.
Which sentence is capitalized correctly?
  • A. Mr. Osei said, "the next song is from Ghana."
  • B. mr. Osei said, "The next song is from ghana."
  • C. Mr. Osei said, "The Next Song is from Ghana."
  • D. Mr. Osei said, "The next song is from Ghana."
9.
Which sentence is capitalized correctly?
  • A. My Aunt plays the fiddle in Dublin.
  • B. My aunt plays the fiddle in Dublin.
  • C. My aunt plays the Fiddle in Dublin.
  • D. My aunt plays the fiddle in dublin.
10.
Write two sentences inviting a friend to music night. Name a day, a month and a country. Use capital letters correctly.

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