Complete card sets review and drill all capitalization/punctuation rules.

There are 18 double-sided cards per capitalization level. Each starts by summarizing a category of words that are capitalized. Students must find the words needing capitals in the 10 sentences and write them correctly on a sheet of paper. The final lesson activity is a paragraph to correct. In level A, the words needing to be capitalized are either examples of the card topic or the first word in the sentence. In level B, no words in the paragraph will be capitalized, so all rules must be considered.

Punctuation cards also begin with a usage summary and examples. Level A contains 18 double-sided cards and covers end-of-sentence punctuation, apostrophes, commas, quotation marks, and colons. Level B has 24 double-sided cards that include all of the above, plus hyphens, semicolons, and parentheses. All capitalization cards must be completed prior to starting the punctuation cards. There are no capitals on these cards. Students correct the capitalization, as well as adding punctuation (related to the card topic). Level A contains 10 sentences. Level B has 10 sentences followed by a paragraph.

An exceptional feature of these sets is that the sentences and paragraphs are nonfiction. The facts and trivia make the activity more interesting for the students.