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Forming Possessive of Proper Nouns Ending in S or Z. Noting Significant Details from the Letter Read

Submitted by editor-ph2 on May 17, 2011 - 10:15am

This resource will help your students form possessive of proper nouns ending in S or Z, note some significant details from the letter read and show/demonstrate thoughtfulness and concern for others

Learning Objectives
  • Form possessive of proper nouns ending in S or Z
  • Note significant details from the letter read
  • Show/demonstrate thoughtfulness and concern for others
Subject Matter
 
Topic:

Forming Possessive of Proper Nouns Ending in S or Z
Nothing Significant Details from the Letter Read
 
Reference:

PELC II 2.9.3
Materials:

copy of the letter, cut-out pictures, name tags, real
objects, paragraph on an index card
Value Focus: Show thoughtfulness and care to inculcate strong family ties
Procedure
  A. Preparatory Activities

 
1. Review

Change each underlined phrase to possessive form.
 
1. The idea of Nestor was brilliant enough to be suggestion.
2. Mike, the driver of Mr. Tan, obeys traffic rules.
3. We haven’t seen the baby of my aunt since he was born.
4. Gio loves listening to the songs of his favorite band.
5. The winner in the chess tournament was the brother of Thea.
 
 
2. Motivation
Jazz Chant
 
Whose cap is this?
Whose cap is this?
It’s Franz’! (4x)
 
Whose hat is this?
Whose hat is this?
It’s Hans’! (4x)
 
Whose cap is this?
It’s Franz’!
Whose hat is this?
It’s Hans’!
 
 
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