All the ___ coats were left on the hooks by the door.

Our town has only one bus, and the ___ route changed after Main Street closed.

All three dogs chased the squirrel, so the ___ leashes twisted together.

My phone says ___ going to rain before practice.

The science team checked ___ data before presenting the poster.

In the ___, many families first bought home computers.

We packed two ___ and a charger for the trip.

The ___ porch light was off while they vacationed in Maine.

Several ___ uniforms needed new buttons after the game.

One robin lined the ___ nest with dry grass.

Three ___ wings blurred above the feeder.

After two ___ worth of savings, Maya bought a bike.

The ___ coach praised their teamwork after the final.

Before homeroom, thirty ___ backpacks filled the hallway.

The ___ idea sounded unusual, but her plan worked.

The ___ coming to repair the sink this afternoon.

To show the schedule belonging to one class, write:

To show the schedules belonging to several classes, write:

To show the office belonging to one boss, write:

To show the offices belonging to several bosses, write:

To show the coats belonging to several children, write:

To show the jackets belonging to several men, write:

To show the nest belonging to one mouse, write:

To show the nests belonging to several mice, write:

To show the cover belonging to one atlas, write:

To show the garage belonging to the Davis family members, write:

To show the songs belonging to several choirs, write:

To show the painting belonging to one artist, write:

To show the battery belonging to the robot, write:

To ask about the owner of a notebook, write:

In the sentence "The hikers packed sandwiches and two maps," what is "maps"?

In "The Wilsons planted tomatoes along the fence," what is "Wilsons"?

In "Our team studied fossils from the 1990s," what is "1990s"?

In "The tablet lost its signal in the basement," what is "its"?

In "Whose jacket is on the chair?" what is "Whose"?

In "Maya's sketch won first place," what is "Maya's"?

In "The birds' nests lined the bridge beams," what is "birds'"?

In "It's too late to start the movie," what is "It's"?

In "The children's mural covered the hall," what is "children's"?

In "The coaches' meeting ended at noon," what is "coaches'"?