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Possessive Apostrophes in Nouns

Punctuation—especially apostrophes—in the English language can be tricky! Help your third grader or fourth grader better understand possessive apostrophes in nouns with this quick practice worksheet. After reading a few examples that show the different ways to use apostrophes in possessives, kids will fill in the missing apostrophes in various sentences.

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Third Grade Fourth Grade

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Reading & Writing Punctuation Apostrophes Apostrophes in Possessives Apostrophes in Plural Possessive Nouns Apostrophes in Singular Possessive Nouns

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L.3.2.d L.4.2

English Language Arts and Reading Grade 3 3.11.D.x Grade 4 4.11.D.x

English Grade Two W.2.11.e W.2.11.f Grade Three W.3.9.e W.3.9.h Grade Four W.4.8.h

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English Language Arts Grade 3 4.2.C.3 Grade 5 4.2.C.3

English Year 5 ACELA1506.b ACELA1506.b

English Level 5 W.VCELA322.2 W.VCELA322.2

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