Plural and Possessive

When we're talking about 2 or more of something.

The boys played with all of the soccer balls.

Plural

When we're talking about just one of something.

The boy played with his soccer ball.

Singular

Plural vs. Singular Noun

Categorize

Options (8)

dog

cats

bunnies

mice

caterpillar

Walrus

children

lawyer

Organize these options into singular or plural

Singlular

Plural

Possessive Nouns

Used to show ownership --->

Regular: The game-winning goal of Korben

Possessive: Korben's game-winning goal


add an 's to the end of a noun to show ownership.

Multiple Choice

What does a possessive noun do?

• shows you have more than one of something

• shows you have only one of something

• shows ownership

Multiple Select

Which phrase or phrases uses a correct possessive noun?

• Lucas milkshake shop

• Walkers' future goal

• Braxens favorite movie

• Hunter's first roller coaster ride

Multiple Choice

What is the singular possessive of the word in parenthesis?

The ____________ collar fell off when he was playing. (dog)

• dog's

• dogs

• dogs'

Multiple Choice

What is the singular possessive of the word in parenthesis?

The ____________ homework assignment was not complete. (Student)

• students

• students'

• student's

Multiple Choice

What is the singular possessive of the word in parenthesis?

My ___________ job is very interesting. (mom)

• moms

• mom's

• moms'

Multiple Choice

What is the singular possessive of the word in parenthesis?

My friend ________ team won the championship. (Chris)

• Chris's

• Chris

• Chris'

Drag and Drop

In ​

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haste to get to the microwave first, he leaped over two ​5th

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walking in the hall.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Wyatt's

graders

Wyatts

grader's

Drag and Drop

I'm pretty sure those are

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Holiday ​

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.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Jaimo's

Jaimos

Jaimos'

Jaimo

Cleats

Cleat's

Cleats'

Cleat

Open Ended

Write a sentence using a possessive noun.