Possessive
Nouns
Singular and Plural
Possessive Nouns
word Sort Game
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Teacher
Directions
1.  Print on cardstock.
2.  Laminate for extended use.
3.  Cut out cards and paper clip
together.
4.  Attach to cover sheet.
5.  Make copies of the recording
sheet for students to complete.
6.  Place in centers for grammar
practice.
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Student
Directions
1.  Find two title cards:
Singular
Plural
2. Place all other cards face down.
3. Take turns sorting the words
into the two correct piles.
4. Fill in sheet as you play the game.
5. See how fast you can sort the
cards!
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Singular
Possessive
Plural
Possessive
cat’s
cats’
dog’s
dogs’
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Mrs. Jones’
daughter is
very well
behaved.
The baker’s
bread tasted
delicious!
The students’
completed all of
their homework.
girl’s
boys’
My parents’ car
is nice and
comfortable.
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Chris’ clothes
match very
well.
babies’
children’s
The teachers’
lounge has the
coffee.
My mom’s
birthday is
tomorrow.
The singers’
voices were
amazing!
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pig’s
pigs’
house’s
Sallie’s
birds’
schools’
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Name: ______________________________ Date: _______________
Write down the nouns from your sorting activity.
Write the singular possessive and plural possessive.
Nouns
Singular Possessive
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Plural Possessive
Name: ______________________________ Date: _______________
Complete the sentences with the correct possessive noun..
1.  That’s my (dog) _____________ bone.
2.  The three (students) _________________ classroom is very nice.
3.  All her seven (cats) ___________________ hair is very silky.
4.  My (dad) ___________________ car is finally fixed.
5.  Mrs. (Jones) __________________ kids are very well behaved.
Fill in the chart with the correct possessive noun.
Noun
Singular Possessive
Plural Possessive
girl
baby
child
school
teacher
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2012
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