Possessive Noun Worksheet for Kids: Practice with Apostrophes!

How to use this worksheet

Read each sentence aloud together and point out the missing word. Say both possible answer choices out loud so your child can hear how the apostrophe changes the sound and meaning. Have your child circle or write the correct possessive form of the noun in the blank space. After each answer, ask 'who does that belong to?' to check understanding rather than just correctness.

Materials needed

• Pencil

Extension activities

• 1Make up your own possessive sentences about family members' belongings, like 'Mom's keys' or 'Dad's shoes.'
• 2Draw a picture illustrating one of the possessive sentences from the worksheet.
• 3Play a scavenger hunt where your child finds an item and names its owner using a possessive noun, such as 'sister's book.'
• 4Look through a picture book together and point out any possessive nouns you spot on the page.
• 5Create labels for items around the house using possessive nouns, like 'Emma's chair.'