Capitalization Review

On monday, Mary and I will walk to school together.

• Change monday to Monday

• Change Mary to mary

• Change I to i

• Change school to School

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the director asked the band to put their instruments away.

• Change the to The
• Change director to Director
• Change band to Band
• Make no change

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Every summer my mom takes a trip to cancun with her sister.

• Change summer to Summer
• Change mom to Mom
• Change cancun to Cancun
• Make no change

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Did you know that president George Washington was born on February 22, 1732?

• Change Did to did
• Change president to President
• Change February to february
• Make no change

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Have you visited the Willis Tower in Chicago, Illinois?

• Change Willis Tower to willis tower
• Change Chicago to chicago
• Change Illinois to illinois
• Make no change

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Visitors enjoy the view from the sky-high heights of the Willis Tower, the second-tallest building in the united states. 

• Change sky-high to Sky-High
• Change building to Building
• Change united states to United States 
• Make no change

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Chinese New Year is the most important of the traditional Chinese holidays.

• Change New Year to new year
• Change traditional to Traditional
• Change holidays to Holidays
• Make no change

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The Winter Solstice occurs on either December 20, 21, 22, or 23 in the northern hemisphere, where it is the shortest day of the year. 

• Change winter solstice to Winter Solstice
• Change December to december
• Change northern hemisphere to Northern Hemisphere
• Make no change

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Fireworks are often set off at Midnight to celebrate the new year. 

• Change Midnight to midnight
• Change celebrate to Celebrate
• Change new year to New Year
• Make no change

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Fourth of July, also referred to as independence day, is a holiday in the United States that celebrates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776.

• Change independence day to Independence Day
• Change United States to united states
• Change Declaration of Independence to declaration of independence 
• Make no change

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