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Possessive Nouns Worksheet with Animal Illustrations

Worksheet on possessive nouns with images of a tiger, giraffe, peacock, hippo, and monkey, each paired with a sentence to complete using the correct possessive noun.

Worksheet on possessive nouns with images of a tiger, giraffe, peacock, hippo, and monkey, each paired with a sentence to complete using the correct possessive noun.

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Task: Solve the problem by writing the correct possessive noun in each space.



#### Instructions:
- Write the correct possessive noun in each space.
- A possessive noun shows ownership or a relationship between two nouns. It is formed by adding an apostrophe and "s" to the noun (e.g., tiger's, giraffe's).

#### Solution:

1. The _______ teeth are sharp.
- The image shows a tiger.
- Possessive form of "tiger": tiger's
- Sentence: The tiger's teeth are sharp.

2. The _______ neck is long.
- The image shows a giraffe.
- Possessive form of "giraffe": giraffe's
- Sentence: The giraffe's neck is long.

3. The _______ feathers are beautiful.
- The image shows a peacock.
- Possessive form of "peacock": peacock's
- Sentence: The peacock's feathers are beautiful.

4. The _______ body is big.
- The image shows a hippo.
- Possessive form of "hippo": hippo's
- Sentence: The hippo's body is big.

5. The _______ tail is long.
- The image shows a monkey.
- Possessive form of "monkey": monkey's
- Sentence: The monkey's tail is long.

Final Answers:


1. tiger's
2. giraffe's
3. peacock's
4. hippo's
5. monkey's

Explanation:


- To form a possessive noun, you generally add an apostrophe and an "s" to the noun. For example:
- Singular nouns: Add 's (e.g., tiger → tiger's).
- Plural nouns ending in "s": Just add an apostrophe (e.g., cats → cats').

In this worksheet, all the nouns are singular, so we added 's to each one to indicate possession.

Final Answer Box:


\[
\boxed{\text{tiger's, giraffe's, peacock's, hippo's, monkey's}}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of possessive noun worksheet for 2nd grade.
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