Lesson · Grade 1 · English Language Arts

Capital Letters: Start, Names and I

  • Grade 1
  • English Language Arts
  • 46 s
  • British Columbia
  • BC1-EN-19

A short sentence about a dog, a child and their friend Sam is shown with no capital letters, then written again with three capitals added one at a time: M to start the sentence, S for the name Sam, and I for the word I. Each capital is coloured and marked with an arrow and a number, and the video ends on the recap that capital letters start sentences, names and the word I.

Concept: Capital letters: the start of a sentence, names, and I

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In one sentence

The question this lesson answers

Here are my dog, me and Sam.

Read along. My dog and I run to Sam.

Transcript

What the lesson says

Here are my dog, me and Sam.

Read along. My dog and I run to Sam.

Uh oh, there are no capital letters!

Where do the capital letters go?

A sentence starts with a capital letter, like M.

A name like Sam starts with a capital S.

The word I is always a capital letter.

Now there are three capitals: one, two, three.

Read it again. My dog and I run to Sam.

Capital letters start sentences, names and the word I.