Singular and Plural Possessive Nouns

Learn singular & plural possessive nouns! This worksheet helps kids master apostrophes.

Review Refer to the lesson if you need help! "The bone of the dog" is written in possessive form as: The dog's bone. The dogs' bone. The dogs bone. "The lunches of the girls" is written in possessive form as: The girl's lunches. The girls' lunches. The girls lunches. Which of the following demonstrates the plural possessive form? The student's hats. The students hats. The students' hats. Which of the following is correct? The childrens' party. The children's party. The childrens party. Which of the following demonstrates the singular possessive form? The boys desk. The boys' desk. The boy's desk. Matching Match each word or phrase with its corresponding definition. Singular Noun One person, place, thing, or idea Plural Noun More than one person, place, thing, or idea Children's Plural Possessive Noun Child's Singular Possessive Noun Decide whether each word is a singular or plural possessive noun and sort accordingly! Singular Possessive Nouns Cat's Child's Father's Woman's Today's Plural Possessive Nouns Children's Mothers' Women's Animals' Students'