1. Possessive Nouns
Day 1

2. The turkey’s tail The rabbits’ tails
A noun that shows who or what owns something is a possessive noun. To show ownership, add an apostrophe (‘) and –s when the noun is singular. Add just an apostrophe (‘) when the noun is plural.
The turkey’s tail
The rabbits’ tails

3. Find the word that shows ownership.
Bob’s dog ran away
Mom’s shoes are missing.
Those are the boys’ hats.
Her sister’s name is Julie.
The dog’s collar is red.

4. What is a possessive noun?
How do we write possessive nouns correctly?
Cat The _________food.
Boy It is the ________ cap.
Jill ________ hands are cold.

5. Day 2

6. Add just an apostrophe to most plural nouns to make them possessive
Boys’ hats
All the girls’ books were put away.
The puppies’ ears were floppy.
The tables’ tops were clean.

7. Add ‘s or ‘ to each noun Horse the _________ head
Goats the _________ legs
Lion the _________ mane
Bear the _________ fur
Animals the _________ dinner

8. Day 3

9. Choose if you should add ‘s or ‘ to make the noun possessive.
The wind blew all of the (books) covers off.
The (car) horn was loud.
The three (desks) drawers are all full.
Did you see the (tiger) face?