Four pages of possessive nouns. On two pages each row says what an owner has, The hen has an egg, and children write who owns it: It is the hen's egg. On one page they circle the word that fits, dog's or dogs, so they look for the apostrophe. On one page they find the possessive noun in sentences such as The cats nap on the dog's bed, where cats means more than one and dog's shows who owns the bed.
Hold up things from around the room and say whose each one is: this is Sam's pencil, this is the teacher's desk. Write a few on the board and circle the apostrophe and the s each time.
Point to things at home and ask whose they are: Dad's shoes, the cat's bowl, my bed. Write one or two together on a sticky note.
Possessive noun pages about animals, family and friends and the things they own: the hen's egg, Mom's cup, Sam's kite. Children add 's to show who owns something, tell dog's from dogs and find the possessive noun in a sentence.
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