Write It Right: Capitalization Rules for Class 3

This Grade 3 worksheet takes capitalization skills to the next level! Students learn how to correctly use capital letters for proper nouns, titles, the first word in a sentence, and names of books, places, and festivals. With interactive tasks like multiple-choice questions, fill in the blanks, matching, underlining, and creative paragraph writing, children develop accuracy and confidence in their writing.

Why Capitalization Rules Matter in Grammar? 

 
Capitalization brings clarity and correctness to sentences. For Class 3 learners, it is essential because:  
1. Proper nouns (names of people, cities, books) always begin with capital letters.  
2. The first word of every sentence must be capitalized.  
3. Titles of books and stories use special capitalization rules.  
4. Correct usage improves neatness, structure, and communication skills.

What’s Inside This Worksheet?  

🧠 Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice Questions  
Students select the correct capitalized word for names, places, and titles. Example: “___ is my favorite storybook.” → “The Jungle Book.”  

✏️ Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks  
Learners rewrite words with correct capitalization. Example: “The festival of ___ is fun.” → “The festival of Holi is fun.”  

📋 Exercise 3 – Match the Following  
Students match sentences with the right capitalized words, linking grammar to real-life examples.  

📝 Exercise 4 – Underline the Words  
Children underline the correct capitalized form of words in sentences.  

🎨 Exercise 5 – Paragraph Writing  
Students write a paragraph based on a picture (playground scene), applying capitalization rules in context.

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice Questions  
1. ___ is the King of France. → Louis  
2. ___ is my favorite storybook. → The Jungle Book  
3. ___ went to the market. → She  
4. We visited the city of ___. → Paris  
5. ___ is the first word of this line. → This  
6. He met ___ at the park. → Sam  
7. ___ mountain is very high. → Himalaya  
8. My pet’s name is ___. → Tom  
9. ___ wrote Harry Potter. → Rowling  
10. They went to ___ on Sunday. → Church  

Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks  
1. The festival of ___ is fun. → Holi  
2. Flowers bloom in the ___. → Rose Garden  
3. My uncle works in ___. → City Library  
4. We went to ___ last year. → Dal Lake  
5. My birthday is in ___. → March  
6. We had a picnic on ___. → December  
7. I walk to ___ every morning. → Delhi  
8. ___ is a character from the story. → Alice  
9. Winter starts in ___. → London  
10. The ___ ruled the kingdom. → King  

Exercise 3 – Match the Following  
My cousin lives in ___. → Mumbai  
We celebrated ___ with sweets. → Diwali  
My favorite author is ___. → Rowling  
They flew to ___ last summer. → Chennai  
We visited the ___ in Agra. → Taj Mahal  
Our teacher is ___. → Mr. Sharma  
He read ___ in the library. → Panchatantra  
She sings songs about ___. → Radha  
___ is the capital of India. → Delhi  
We play cricket on ___. → Sunday  

Exercise 4 – Underline the Words  
1. (today/Today) is Monday. → Today  
2. (we/We) love ice cream. → We  
3. (she/She) can run fast. → She  
4. (our/Our) class is big. → Our  
5. (he/He) plays cricket. → He  
6. (it/It) is a hot day. → It  
7. (this/This) is my school. → This  
8. (my/My) mother is here. → My  
9. (they/They) are good friends. → They  
10. (we/We) like to draw. → We  

Exercise 5 – Paragraph Writing  
Sample Answer:  
“This is a park. Children are playing on the swings and slide. Radha is wearing a red dress. Tom is climbing up the ladder. The park is full of trees. We are enjoying the playground.”  
(Answers may vary)

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