The ___ collar is red. (One dog owns the collar.)

The ___ pen is on the desk. (There is one teacher.)

The ___ work was great. (More than one student did the work.)

The ___ book is in the bag. (The book belongs to Maya.)

The ___ toys are on the floor. (The toys belong to the children.)

The ___ hats were left on the bench. (The hats belong to the men.)

The ___ collars were lost. (More than one dog lost their collars.)

The dog wagged ___ tail.

___ time for lunch. (Complete with the right word.)

The ___ cheese was missing from the cupboard. (The cheese belongs to the mice.)

The ___ pens were on the table. (More than one teacher owns the pens.)

The ___ toy was under the bed. (One child owns the toy.)

Maya owns a backpack. Choose the sentence that spells the possessive correctly.

The ___ tails wagged at the gate. (More than one dog.)

One ___ desk sits near the window. (There is one student.)

Both ___ coats hang by the door. (The coats belong to the men.)

The cat cleaned ___ paws after dinner.

Which sentence uses the word it's correctly?

Which phrase shows that ONE teacher owns the desk?

Which phrase shows that MORE THAN ONE girl owns the bikes?

In the phrase "the mice's tails," the word mice's shows the tails belong to more than one mouse.

The ___ garden is full of roses. (There is one woman.)

The ___ song filled the hall. (More than one child sang it.)

The ___ opinions were printed in the newspaper. (The opinions belong to many people.)

My ___ bike has a silver bell. (I have one friend.)

The ___ ball rolled under the fence. (The ball belongs to two boys.)

One baby has a soft blanket. Which spelling is correct?

The word its with no apostrophe shows belonging, as in "The tree lost its leaves."

___ been raining since lunchtime.

One horse stands in the field. Choose the sentence with the possessive spelled correctly.

Two cats sit on the mat. Choose the sentence with the possessive spelled correctly.

To make a singular noun show ownership, you add an s and then an apostrophe.

What is the possessive form of the plural noun farmers?

The ___ wings were bright blue. (There is one bird.)

In the phrase "the dogs' bowls," where is the apostrophe?

The ___ scarf blew off in the wind. (The scarf belongs to one man.)

Adding an apostrophe and s to a name, like Sam's, shows that something belongs to Sam.

Choose the sentence that uses both its and it's correctly.

The ___ nests were high in the oak tree. (More than one bird built them.)

The ___ crown was made of gold. (There is one king.)