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Browse our collection of possessive noun worksheets and resources. A possessive noun shows ownership, or possession. A possessive noun is punctuated using an apostrophe. For singular possessive nouns, the apostrophe belongs before the s. For plural possessive nouns, the apostrophe belongs after the s (unless the plural possessive noun is irregular, in which case the apostrophe belongs before the s). Watch our Possessive Nouns Video.
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Apostrophes Board Game
A board game to help reinforce the difference between apostrophes for contractions and apostrophes for possession. Laminate for a long-lasting resource.
Singular Possessive Nouns: Rewrite
This worksheet supports the teaching of singular possessive nouns. Rewrite each sentence using a possessive noun.
Underline Singular Possessive Nouns
Underline the singular possessive noun in each sentence. Add in the apostrophe in the correct place to show possession.
Singular vs Plural Nouns: Rewrite
This worksheet supports the teaching of singular and plural possessive nouns. Rewrite each sentence using a possessive noun.
Singular vs Plural Nouns
This worksheet supports the teaching of singular and plural possessive nouns.
Singular vs Plural Nouns: Colour Code
Circle the singular nouns green and plural nouns blue. Use the possessive nouns given to fill in the blank spaces.
Plural Possessive Nouns: Rewrite
This worksheet supports the teaching of plural possessive nouns. Rewrite each sentence using a possessive noun.
Missing Apostrophes: Contractions & Possessive Nouns
Apostrophes are missing for contractions and possessive nouns. Rewrite each sentence adding apostrophes in the correct places.