Teach your students how to apply proper capitalisation with our Using Capital Letters in Titles Worksheets. These worksheets provide an engaging and structured way for students to practise applying title case rules in book titles, an important grammar skill that supports both reading comprehension and writing accuracy. By focusing on the correct use of capital letters, students build strong editing habits and a deeper understanding of sentence structure.

Each activity presents a list of book titles written in lowercase letters. Students must read each title carefully, identify which words need to be capitalised, and then rewrite the title using proper title case formatting. These worksheets are ideal for helping students internalise grammar conventions in a meaningful and practical context that applies directly to real-world writing.

Whether you’re introducing capitalisation rules for the first time or reinforcing skills during a grammar revision block, this resource offers flexible application for whole-class instruction, small group sessions, or independent literacy stations. Students will leave the activity more confident in their ability to capitalise correctly and ready to apply the rules across their own writing tasks.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• ✅ Identify the correct words to capitalise in book titles
• ✅ Apply standard title case capitalisation rules
• ✅ Improve grammar accuracy and writing presentation
• ✅ Strengthen proofreading and editing skills
• ✅ Reinforce grammar conventions through guided practise

What’s Included:

• Worksheets featuring lowercase book titles for correction
• Lines provided for rewriting titles using correct capitalisation
• Instructional reminders about capitalising first and last words, major words, and skipping short articles and prepositions
• Clear layout for independent or guided use
• Versions available in our basic fun font and all Australian state fonts

Materials Needed:

• Printed worksheets
• Pencils or pens
• Capitalisation anchor chart or reference card
• Optional: highlighters for marking capital words

How to Use:

1. Students read each book title presented in all lowercase letters.
2. They identify which words should be capitalised based on title case rules.
3. Students rewrite the entire title on the provided lines using correct capitalisation.
4. Encourage students to double-check their work against a capitalisation reference or class anchor chart.

Ideas for Classroom Use:

• 💡 Use as part of a grammar mini-lesson or writing workshop focus
• 💡 Include in editing and revision stations alongside punctuation activities
• 💡 Turn into a challenge where students race to correct titles with accuracy
• 💡 Pair students to compare and discuss their title corrections
• 💡 Display correctly capitalised titles to build a class grammar wall

Top Teacher Tips:

• 💛 Remind students to always capitalise the first and last words in a title
• 💛 Provide examples of short function words that are not capitalised unless positioned first or last
• 💛 Reinforce learning by reading corrected titles aloud together
• 💛 Use real books from your classroom library to practise identifying title case in action

Using Capital Letters in Titles Worksheets are a fun, focused, and practical way to help students apply grammar rules with confidence. Add them to your literacy or writing block to boost editing skills and support high-quality student writing.