Walking Around

Worksheet Description

This worksheet is a practical exercise that prompts students to identify and format titles of major works found within their immediate environment, such as a home or classroom. It instructs students to locate three major works, note down their titles, and then compose sentences using those titles, formatting them correctly according to the guidelines for italics and underlining. This activity bridges the gap between theoretical learning and practical application, requiring students to observe their surroundings and apply their knowledge of title formatting directly.

The worksheet is designed to teach students the conventions of formatting titles in written texts, specifically the use of italics for typed text and underlining for handwritten text. By having students find and write out titles of major works, it reinforces the recognition of what constitutes a major work. This exercise not only aids in understanding the differences in formatting for various types of works but also encourages active learning through exploration and writing. As a result, students develop a stronger grasp of standard writing conventions, which is an essential skill for effective written communication.