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Writing Instruction by Assessment Domains & 2008 ELA Standards Conventions Name: First Grade CAPITALIZATION first word of a sentence names of people pronoun I PUNCTUATION periods exclamation points question marks Second Grade CAPITALIZATION proper nouns initials of a person’s name courtesy titles (Mr., Ms.) days of the week months of the year titles of books, poems, and songs PUNCTUATION apostrophes in contractions commas in a series commas in dates quotation marks to show someone is speaking SPELLING high-frequency words three- and four-letter short-vowel words SPELLING words that do not fit a regular spelling patterns (for example, was, were, says, said) high-frequency words basic short-vowel, basic long-vowel, r-controlled consonant-blend patterns SPELLING misused homonyms high-frequency multisyllabic words words that have blends contractions compound words orthographic patterns (for example, qu, consonant doubling, changing the ending of a word from –y to –ies when forming the plural) Third Grade CAPITALIZATION geographic names holidays historical and special events PUNCTUATION commas in addresses commas in the greeting and closing in letters commas in compound sentences apostrophes in contractions and possessive nouns periods in abbreviations indention of paragraphs -1--compiled from 2008 ELA Standards Writing Instruction by Assessment Domains & 2008 ELA Standards Fourth Grade CAPITALIZATION SPELLING titles of works of art base words with suffixes and prefixes titles of magazines and newspapers multisyllabic words brand names proper adjectives names of organizations PUNCTUATION quotation marks to indicate direct quotations or dialogue quotation marks to indicate the titles of works (for example, articles, reports, chapters, and other short pieces published within separately published works) between main clauses underlining or italics to indicate the titles of separately published works (for example, books and magazines Fifth Grade CAPITALIZATION ethnic groups national groups established religions and languages PUNCTUATION colons hyphens SPELLING commonly confused words multisyllabic constructions double consonant patterns irregular vowel patterns in multisyllabic words -2--compiled from 2008 ELA Standards