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🔠 Capital Comets

Lesson 24: Names and Places

What this lesson teaches

Names of people and places start with a capital letter.

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About the Capital Comets unit

Capital letters use the Shift key on the opposite side from the letter. This "opposite hand" rule keeps both hands balanced and stops the common habit of typing capitals with one hand. Names and sentence starts give plenty of real practice.

Sentences in this lesson

  • Mia and Leo went to Paris.
  • Sam likes Texas and Ohio.
  • Ava saw Mars from Japan.
  • Max and Zoe met Grandma Rosa.
  • We drove from Utah to Maine.
  • Kai found a frog named Bob.
  • Lily flew to Chicago in June.
  • Omar and Grace live in Canada.