Tuck Everlasting: Possessive Nouns

Give context to your grammar review! Read Tuck Everlasting aloud in or in Literature Circles and review singular and plural possessive nouns within the context of this extraordinary story. This product is divided into two sections: Prologue - Chapter 9 and Chapter 10 - Epilogue.

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All items are original and derive from the story except where a page number is referenced.

Please note that this product differs only slightly from the sections on possessive nouns found in Tuck Everlasting: CCSS-Aligned Novel Work. There is some additional practice and the chapters are divided differently; however, many of the items are the same.

Need more practice? Have you and your students also read these other novels? If so, then check out:

• Pictures of Hollis Woods: Possessive Nouns
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• By the Great Horn Spoon: Possessive Nouns
• Number the Stars: Possessive Nouns
• From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler: Possessive Nouns
• Charlotte's Web: Possessive Nouns
• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Possessive Nouns
• The Indian in the Cupboard: Possessive Nouns

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