Grammar Court Nouns

In this courtroom-themed worksheet, students act as “grammar judges” to determine whether each sentence uses common and proper nouns correctly. Learners mark each sentence as True if capitalization is correct or False if it needs correction, then fix any errors. The activity builds editing and analytical skills while encouraging attention to detail. Students review diverse sentence types featuring names of people, places, and brands, reinforcing when and how to capitalize properly. This exercise blends proofreading practice with real-world examples to strengthen grammar confidence.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Conventions of Standard English Capitalization

English Language Arts – Grammar and Usage in Writing

English Language Arts – Editing and Proofreading for Accuracy

English Language Arts – Identification of Common and Proper Nouns

This worksheet is part of our Common vs. Proper Nouns collection.