Daily Edition · 2026-09-23
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Restore capitalization in familiar books, films, and creative works.
5 fixed sentences · Same challenge for everyone · New theme tomorrow
Newsroom grammar desk · Free practice
Make every sentence front-page ready.
A free capitalization game for Grades 1–5. Fix five sentences, learn the rule behind every edit, and finish in under five minutes—no account required.
5 questions No student data Rule feedback
Choose your desk
Your five-minute edition starts here.
Tap the words that need an editor. Each correction is followed by the exact rule, so a mistake becomes the next thing you know.
Play today’s edition
Grades 1–2
Starter Desk
Short, confidence-building edits.
Sentence starts · names · pronoun I
Grades 2–3
City Desk
A balanced mixed-rule edition.
Days · months · holidays · places
Grades 3–5
Front Page
Longer copy with advanced cases.
Titles · acronyms · mixed review
More copy desks
One focused page for each learning task.
Play a complete punctuation round, print a mixed editing worksheet, or look up one capitalization rule and practise it immediately.
Punctuation game
Choose periods, question marks, and exclamation points across three complete desks.
Play 36 reviewed sentencesMixed worksheets
Generate, preview, and print grade-banded editing practice with matching explanations.
Build a worksheetCapitalization rules
Use ten rule chapters, 30 mini questions, and a printable one-page cheat sheet.
Open the rulebookA clear learning path
From first sentences to front-page edits.
Practice follows the capitalization progression in the Common Core Language standards; it is not an official endorsement or assessment.
Starter desk
Sentence starts, names & I
maya and i read. → Maya and I read.
Grades 1–2L.1.2a
City desk
Dates, holidays & places
monday in paris → Monday in Paris
Grades 2–3L.2.2a
Culture desk
Titles of works
the secret garden → The Secret Garden
Grades 3–4L.3.2a
Front page
Mixed editing practice
dr. lee joined nasa. → Dr. Lee joined NASA.
Grades 4–5Mixed review
For teachers & families
Turn your own sentences into a private practice link.
Add the exact correct and practice versions, preview the set, then share it without creating student accounts. Nothing is uploaded to a class database.
Build a practice setUse your own sentences
Keep the language connected to this week’s lesson.
Preserve the exact answer
Names, places, titles, and acronyms stay exactly as you wrote them.
Share or print
Send one link or export a classroom-ready review after play.
Quick answers
Before the first edition
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no student account, paywall, or score leaderboard.
What does the game store?
Only local progress in this browser. You can clear it from the Progress page.
Which English style?
The main game uses US English. A separate UK English route is available.
Can I practise again?
Yes. Every edition draws a fresh set, and the review shows what to revisit.