Showing Ownership Worksheet
Using this Showing Ownership Worksheet, students pictures to write who the object in the picture belongs to.
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How to teach Apostrophes
Using this Showing Ownership Worksheet, students pictures to write who the object in the picture belongs to.
Apostrophes can be used for many different purposes. This worksheet provides students the basic practice that they need to when using contractions and possessions.
Look at the pictures below. Then, write who the object in the picture belongs to. Remember to use an apostrophe!
Other resources to use with this Showing Ownership Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are most likely learning about how to use apostrophes correctly.
Use this Possession and Contraction Apostrophe Worksheet as an additional resource to support your students.
Introduce this worksheet by showing objects belonging to different students. Ask students who the object belongs to. Next, students help you write a sentence showing possession using an apostrophe. Then, students complete the worksheet individually or with a partner. Finally, challenge students to write sentences using examples from the worksheet.
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