Plural and Possessive Nouns Print and Digital games with Task Cards Scoot

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Do your students struggle with when to use an apostrophe? Are they confusing plural nouns with possessives? Understanding the difference between plural and possessive nouns can get very tricky. These task cards can help students master this difficult skill by providing engaging practice within the context of a sentence.

Skills Covered

♦ Plural Nouns – a variety of spelling rules

♦ Singular Possessive Nouns using ‘s

♦ Plural Possessive Nouns using s’

♦Plural Possessive Nouns using ‘s

You will love the printable cards for

Giving students movement

Scoot

Scavenger Hunts

Literacy Centers

Small Group Work

Games

You will love the Google Slides for

Whole Class Discussion

Reviewing answers from Scoot or other games

Sending to absent students for review

You will love the Google Form for

A No-prep Assessment

Sending to absent students

Self-checking

Valuable data about who understands the difference between plural and possessive nouns

When your students have completed these activities, they should have a better understanding of the difference between plural and possessive nouns. You will gain valuable data to help you see who understands these skills and who needs additional practice.

What’s included?

►28 colorful task cards for students to practice the difference between plural and possessive nouns

►Print-friendly version of the task cards

►Suggested uses for the task cards

►Directions, if you decide to use these cards in a center

►A Recording Sheet

►An Answer Key

►A Google Slides Presentation with the task cards

►A self-checking Google Form with the task cards

►An Easel activity with the task cards

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