Class KG Worksheet on Capital Letters and Word I
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Class KG Worksheet on Capital Letters and Word I
KGEnglishEnglish GrammarFree DownloadPDF
Nidhi InaniVisit Profile
Nidhi is a UGC-NET qualified, TESOL-certified educator with over 5 years of experience in English language teaching and training. As an IELTS trainer and curriculum designer, she has worked with diverse learners—from school students across ICSE, IGCSE, and IB boards to airline cabin crew and interview candidates.
Big Names: Capital Letters and “I” for Kindergarten
This Kindergarten worksheet introduces children to capital letters in names and the special pronoun “I”. With fun tasks like multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blanks, matching, circling, and sentence writing, kids practice when to use big letters in their writing.
Why Capital Letters Matter in Grammar?
Capital letters make names and the pronoun “I” stand out in sentences. This worksheet helps children:
1. Learn to always begin names and “I” with a capital letter.
2. Differentiate between proper nouns and small words.
3. Spot capital letters in real sentences.
4. Build neat writing habits from the start.
What’s Inside This Worksheet?
🧠 Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice Questions: Students choose the correct capital letter for names.
✏️ Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks: Kids fill missing capital letters in names.
✅ Exercise 3 – Match the Following: Match sentences like *My teacher is arav* → *Arav.*
📝 Exercise 4 – Circle the Words: Identify capital letters in sentences like *I live in Delhi.*
🧾 Exercise 5 – Sentence Writing: Write sentences using names and “I” with capitals.
Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)
Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice Questions
1. A (Nidhi), 2. V (Vedansh), 3. O (Oman), 4. I (India), 5. P (Paris), 6. A (Ajay), 7. H (Honda), 8. R (Rahul), 9. Q (Quran), 10. P (Pushkar)
Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks
1. R (Ryan), 2. D (Diya), 3. V (Vihaan), 4. I (Ishita), 5. K (Kabir), 6. R (Riya), 7. S (Sara), 8. O (Omkar), 9. Z (Zia), 10. S (Salman)
Exercise 3 – Match the Following
My teacher is arav → Arav
My pet is rohit → Rohit
My friend is kavya → Kavya
I am meera → Meera
My uncle is leela → Leela
My cousin is arun → Arun
My neighbour is dev → Dev
My classmate is om → Om
My aunt is rina → Rina
I love Apple → Apple
Exercise 4 – Circle the Words
1. I, Delhi
2. My, Bright Academy
3. The, Ganga
4. We, Zoo Park
5. The, Diwali
6. I, Nehru Garden
7. My, Mr. Singh
8. We, India Gate
9. The, Mumbai
10. Our, Bruno
Exercise 5 – Sentence Writing
Answers may vary. Example: *I am Sophia. Luke is my friend.*
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Frequently Asked Questions
Because I is a pronoun that refers to oneself and follows capitalization rules.
All proper names like Ritu, Raj, and Delhi should begin with a capital letter.
By making name cards, labeling toys, and encouraging kids to write their names correctly.
