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Teaching Titles!

In this engaging lesson for Grade 3 Language Arts, students learn the essential rules for capitalizing titles. They will discover how to capitalize the first and last words and all important words while identifying unimportant words like “as,” “a,” and “the.” Students will practice by correcting mistakes in examples and gain confidence in writing proper titles. With fun exercises like identifying titles and practicing underline techniques, this lesson will enhance their understanding of the importance of titles in literature.

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Teaching Titles!

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  1. Teaching Titles! Grade 3 Language Arts

  2. Rules for Titles • Capitalize first, last , and all important words • examples of unimportant words: as, a, and, it, is, of, to, the, in • Underline the complete title • Example: The Wizard of Oz • Example: Bud, not Buddy

  3. Now you try: david goes to school is my favorite book.

  4. David Goes to School is my favorite book.

  5. Can you find the mistakes? Our class read Bears in the Barn.

  6. Did you find the mistakes? Our class read Bears in the Barn.

  7. Can you find the mistakes? Have you read the frog principal?

  8. Did you find the mistakes? Have you read The Frog Principal?

  9. Which title is correct? • She read The Glass Slipper. Junie B. Jones and meanie Jim is a funny book. Our teacher read the story Anne of Green Gables.

  10. Oops, incorrect!

  11. Correct!

  12. Let’s review: 1. Capitalize first, last , and all important words in a title. 2. Underline the complete title.

  13. Now, you try some! • earthquake! • Dear america • Polar bears on the prowl • helen keller

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