Grade 3- Capitalizing Words in Titles (3.L.1.2.a)

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First Name:

Last Name:

Part A 
Directions: Type the titles using the correct capitalization.  (HINT- Spelling counts)

where the wild things are (book title)

better homes and gardens (magazine title)

casey at the bat (poem title)

pittsburgh post gazette (newspaper title)

beauty and the beast (movie title)

Part B
Directions:
Type each sentence to properly capitalize the titles. (HINT- spelling counts!)

I read an article in the new york times about a new gadget.

Paul wrote a poem called the sunny day.

Olaf is my favorite character in frozen because he is so funny.

We watched a movie called despicable me in aftercare.

Directions: Read the passage and then answer the questions that follow. There are five underlined words or phrases in the passage to show which word or phrase may be incorrect.

Grade 3- Capitalizing Words in Titles (3.L.1.2.a)

First Name:

Last Name:

where the wild things are (book title)

better homes and gardens (magazine title)

casey at the bat (poem title)

pittsburgh post gazette (newspaper title)

beauty and the beast (movie title)

I read an article in the new york times about a new gadget.

Paul wrote a poem called the sunny day.

Olaf is my favorite character in frozen because he is so funny.

We watched a movie called despicable me in aftercare.

She has been reading a book called Because of Winn Dixie.

She read an article from Time for kids about dogs.

My teacher says that the next book she will read to us will be charlotte’s Web.

My school’s newspaper, the Daily school Mail, had many other book recommendations too.

One of the recommendations was for the book Each Kindness.