Capital letters worksheet for kids to identify and circle months and days of the week.

To solve this problem, we need to find the words that are proper nouns. Proper nouns are specific names for people, places, days of the week, and months of the year. These words always start with a capital letter.

Common nouns (like *table*, *dog*, or *sky*) do not need capital letters unless they are at the start of a sentence.

Let's go through the list row by row to find the words that need capital letters:

Row 1:
* february → February (Month)
* billy → Billy (Name)
* table → (Common noun, no capital needed)
* tuesday → Tuesday (Day)
* july → July (Month)

Row 2:
* finger → (Common noun)
* mark → Mark (Name)
* january → January (Month)
* cup → (Common noun)
* gabe → Gabe (Name)

Row 3:
* bird → (Common noun)
* car → (Common noun)
* saturday → Saturday (Day)
* december → December (Month)
* door → (Common noun)

Row 4:
* october → October (Month)
* sunday → Sunday (Day)
* brad → Brad (Name)
* pen → (Common noun)
* sandra → Sandra (Name)

Row 5:
* face → (Common noun)
* dog → (Common noun)
* tree → (Common noun)
* wednesday → Wednesday (Day)
* april → April (Month)

Row 6:
* thursday → Thursday (Day)
* can → (Common noun)
* august → August (Month)
* bed → (Common noun)
* cloud → (Common noun)

Row 7:
* march → March (Month)
* todd → Todd (Name)
* rat → (Common noun)
* chip → (Common noun)
* bob → Bob (Name)

Row 8:
* sky → (Common noun)
* lip → (Common noun)
* monday → Monday (Day)
* may → May (Month)
* ball → (Common noun)

Row 9:
* friday → Friday (Day)
* june → June (Month)
* november → November (Month)
* stacy → Stacy (Name)
* september → September (Month)

Final Answer:
The words that need capital letters are:

Months:
February, July, January, December, October, April, August, March, May, June, November, September

Days of the Week:
Tuesday, Saturday, Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Monday, Friday

Names:
Billy, Mark, Gabe, Brad, Sandra, Todd, Bob, Stacy