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Name _____________________________
Date ___________________

Days and Months


Capitalize the names of days and months.

January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, and December
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday

The first snow fell on Monday, November 12.
Noah's birthday is on January 3.
    



Circle each letter that should be capitalized.
1.  world war i ended on november 11, 1918.
2.  on may 22, 1972, president richard nixon arrived in moscow for a summit with soviet leaders.
3.  the valentine's day party will be on friday, february 16.
4.  one week from friday is august 30, 2002.
5.  tourists fill santa fe during july and august when numerous festivals take place.
6.  school started on friday, august 9, this year.
7.  i flew to europe on monday, january 14, 2002.
8.  the city was captured by the marines on may 24.
9.  the television program starts on wednesday, october 13 at 8 p.m.
10.  vermont declared itself an independent republic on january 15, 1777.
11.  my birthday will fall on wednesday, may 11, this year.
12.  james and zachary will leave for camp on july 18.
13.  there were five people absent from our class on december 15.
14.  expect heavy traffic in september and october.
15.  the hurricane struck florida on september 2.
16.  julia said that her great grandmother was born on august 24, 1899.
17.  the ramp is expected to be closed until january.
18.  colorado became a state in august of 1876.



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