This easy worksheet helps second graders tell uppercase letters apart from lowercase ones. Kids sort six letters — B, m, R, s, G, f — into Uppercase (Capital) Letters and Lowercase (Small) Letters boxes. Five fill-in-the-blank sentences explain that uppercase letters are also called capital letters, that lowercase letters are usually smaller, and that we use a capital at the start of a person's name.

A four-question true-or-false section checks ideas like a capital B being taller than a lowercase b and clears up the misconception that every word needs a capital, locking in correct case habits for everyday writing.

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Busy Bee
Handwriting: Words and Sentences
Grade 2
★ Part A: Sort the Words
Sort each word or number into the correct category box.
BmRsGf
Uppercase (Capital) Letters
Lowercase (Small) Letters
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) An uppercase letter is also called a capital letter.
2) Lowercase letters are usually smaller than uppercase letters.
3) We use an uppercase letter at the start of a person's name.
4) When copying a sentence from the board, write each word in order.
5) The margin is the blank space on the left side of the paper.
★ Part C: True or False?
Read each statement. Circle True or False.
1) A capital B is taller than a lowercase b.
True
False
2) You should write your name starting with a lowercase letter.
True
False
3) The margin helps keep your writing lined up neatly.
True
False
4) Every word in a sentence must start with a capital letter.
True
False
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