To solve this worksheet, we need to look at each picture and write a phrase showing who owns the object. We use an apostrophe and the letter 's' ('s) for singular owners (like one girl or one snail).
Here is the step-by-step breakdown for each item:
1.
Example: The picture shows a girl with a book. The answer is "that girl's book".
2.
Picture 2: Shows a boy writing on paper. The owner is the boy. The object is his pencil or paper. Let's go with the pencil he is holding. Phrase:
that boy's pencil.
3.
Picture 3: Shows a snail. The shell belongs to the snail. Phrase:
the snail's shell.
4.
Picture 4: Shows a man holding a camera. Phrase:
the man's camera.
5.
Picture 5: Shows a baker (or man) holding a cake. Phrase:
the baker's cake (or "the man's cake").
6.
Picture 6: Shows a girl looking through a telescope. Phrase:
the girl's telescope.
7.
Picture 7: Shows a rabbit holding a carrot. Phrase:
the rabbit's carrot.
8.
Picture 8: Shows a tiger. It likely possesses its stripes or tail. Let's go with stripes as it's a key feature. Phrase:
the tiger's stripes.
Let's refine the answers to be simple and direct, matching the style of the example ("that girl's book").
2. that boy's pencil
3. the snail's shell
4. the man's camera
5. the baker's cake
6. the girl's telescope
7. the rabbit's carrot
8. the tiger's stripes
Final Answer:
2. that boy's pencil
3. the snail's shell
4. the man's camera
5. the baker's cake
6. the girl's telescope
7. the rabbit's carrot
8. the tiger's stripes
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of apostrophe practice worksheet with answers.
