Possessive Nouns Noun Review: Singular Nouns – One person, place, or thing- dog, boy, store Plural Nouns (add an -s, -es, or -ies) More than one person, place, or thingdogs, boxes, babies – Singular Possessive Possessive means the noun possesses or owns something. Singular possessive means one noun owns something. To show possession, we add an apostrophe and an s. – – The girl’s dress. The boy’s shoe. Try It! Turn these singular nouns into possessive nouns. Jill’s pencil. I found ________ (Jill) cat’s The _________ toy was squeaking. (cat) mom’s bed is soft. My _________ (mom) Plural Possessive Possessive means the noun possesses or owns something. Plural possessive means more than one noun owns something. Add -s, -es, or -ies. To show possession, we add an apostrophe AFTER the s. We don’t add an s because there is already an s there. – – We see some birds’ nests. The boxes’ lids were closed. Try It! Turn these plural nouns into possessive nouns. boys’ pencils were on the floor. The ________ (boys) bushes’ flowers were pretty. The _________ (bushes) bunnies’ carrots are orange. Five _________ (bunnies)