Your student is asked to add the apostrophes in a variety of sentences in this worksheet.
Apostrophe Worksheets
An apostrophe is a versatile punctuation mark. It may stand for deleted letters, as in a contraction, or it may be a way to show ownership, as in a possessive, and it may look identical to a single quotation mark. These apostrophe worksheets are free for you to use in class or at home. Simply click on the title to view the details or to download the printable PDF.
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Apostrophes and Possessive Nouns
Here’s a great practice worksheet for using apostrophes with possessive nouns!
Apostrophes in Contractions
It’s time to use apostrophes in contractions!
Contractions in Negative Forms
Wouldn’t, couldn’t, shouldn’t: all these are contractions in the negative form, which is the focus of this worksheet.
Punctuation: Match the Symbols
This fun match game helps young students recognize punctuation symbols.
The Important Apostrophe-Their, They’re, and There
“They’re,” “their” and “there” are the focus of this worksheet.
The Important Apostrophe: It’s and Its
This worksheet features those commonly misused words, “its” and “it’s.”
The Important Apostrophe: You’re and Your
The apostrophe makes all the difference in this worksheet on “your” and “you’re.”