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Do your upper elementary students seem to get confused on when and where to add the apostrophe to a possessive noun? Mastering possessive nous rules definitely takes a lot of practice. It involves first mastering plural nouns then becoming aware of where to add the apostrophe. Whoa! This is why offering a variety of possessive ... Read More about Possessive Nouns Activities for Upper Elementary

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A couple weeks ago, I watched my 6-year-old sort all of her coins and then label a different bag for each. She wrote, "quarter's" "dime's" "nikel's" "penny's" -- the possessive form, not the plural. So I pulled out my language album and prepared a formal lesson on different plural forms of words. The next week,…

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What’s the difference between grandpas, grandpa’s and grandpas’? This unit introduces the idea of possessive nouns as a person, place or thing that owns or possesses something. Students will learn how to form possessive nouns, both singular and plural, using apostrophes. They’ll also learn how to avoid a few common missteps when forming possessive nouns. Possessive Nouns Worksheet, Possessive Nouns Activities, Singular Possessive Nouns, High School Ela Classroom, Middle School Ela Classroom, Big Girl Job, Abc School, Possessive Nouns, Nouns And Pronouns

What’s the difference between grandpas, grandpa’s and grandpas’? This unit introduces the idea of possessive nouns as a person, place or thing that owns or possesses something. Students will learn how to form possessive nouns, both singular and plural, using apostrophes. They’ll also learn how to avoid a few common missteps when forming possessive nouns.

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