4th Grade Common Core: L.4.1

Change each noun phrase into a possessive noun. (example: the purr of a kitten = a kitten's purr)

Tell whether the nouns in these sentences are abstract or concrete.

To complete each sentence, write the plural possessive form of each word in parenthesis.

Complete each sentence by writing the possessive form of each noun in parenthesis. Includes both singular and plural nouns.

Circle the correct possessive noun to complete each sentence.

Write the possessive form of each noun in parenthesis to complete each sentence.

Write the plural possessive form of each phrase. (example: the jobs of the students = the students' jobs)

Determine whether each word is a concrete or abstract noun. Then write the word in the correct noun column below.

Tell whether each possessive noun is singular or plural.

Write the possessive form of each noun in parenthesis.

Underline the common nouns with a blue crayon. Underline the proper nouns with a red crayon.

Add the letter s or apostrophe-s to the word in parenthesis. Tell whether the noun in each sentence is possessive or plural.

Change each underlined noun into possessive form.

Write the correct possessive plural and possessive singular nouns.

Determine whether each noun is common or proper. If the noun is common, write "common noun" on the line. If the noun is proper, re-write the noun using correct capitalization.

Choose the correct noun in parenthesis to complete each sentence.

Sort the noun cards into two groups- concrete and abstract.

Hunt for "noun cards" hidden around the classroom. Write the possessive form of each noun.

In the story, the advisers provide synonyms for every word that is spoken. Students choose a word and use a thesaurus to find synonyms for that word.

This silly poem helps students understand the difference between wants and needs. Activity includes comprehension questions, vocabulary words, and a writing prompt.

Students will hone their proofreading skills by searching for the mistakes in these sentences.

These worksheets help reinforce key proofreading skills for 4th grade. Use one each day to have students practice skills like spelling, punctuation, and grammar.

Read the fantasy story about Caroline's adventures in an enchanted forest.

Correct the spelling, punctuation, and grammar mistakes and rewrite the sentences without them.

Use this worksheet to practice making singular nouns possessive.

If you have a rabbit habit, it means you like to eat vegetables. It's one good habit to have!

Students can use these worksheets to practice their editing skills. Each sentence has two or three errors. Students find these errors and rewrite the sentences correctly.

Continue practicing proofreading skills with this next set of daily Fix the Sentences worksheets.

Learn all about supply and demand in this fun poem that features Stan and his Boomtastic Flies!

Look for the errors in these sentences and then rewrite them correctly on the lines provided.

With these worksheets, students will fix errors in sentences. Types of errors include misspellings, punctuation, verb tense, and more.

When Bear sees the frozen lake outside his den, he is afraid that he might freeze too. Hare explains to him how the water in his body won't freeze easily like the water in the lake. Bear learns an important science lesson! Reading comprehension questions, vocabulary words, and a writing prompt are available for this story. An answer key is included.

This set of Fix the Sentences worksheets includes some facts about frogs!

These daily worksheets have errors in the sentences. Students can look for the errors and rewrite the sentences correctly.

The set of Fix the Sentences worksheets features sentences about a baby deer, slugs, and a birthday!

Print 30 task cards with questions about common and proper nouns. These work well for classroom games, learning centers, classroom scavenger hunts, and exit slips.

Continue helping your students improve their proofreading skills with this next set of daily Fix the Sentences worksheets.

The next five daily worksheets in this set include errors such as common misspellings, capitalization of proper nouns, and more.

Students use their knowledge of nouns, verbs, pronouns, and adjectives to label their Grammar Garden with words from each category. Students then sort the words they chose into the Parts of Speech Table.

This week's Fix the Sentences worksheets cover topics such as homophones, capitalization, verb tenses, and more.

The next five daily Fix the Sentences worksheets include skills such as spelling, verb tense, and punctuation.

In these five worksheets, students will practice their proofreading skills by fixing errors in sentences.

Find and fix the mistakes. Then rewrite the sentences correctly.

With this worksheet, students will practice writing nouns in their possessive forms. Includes both singular and plural nouns.

Keep using these worksheets as part of a daily routine to encourage students to practice their spelling, grammar, and other language arts skills.

These daily worksheets include errors such as subject-verb agreement, spelling, and punctuation. Students find the errors, and rewrite the sentences correctly.

Learn about current and static electricity in this clever poem at a fourth grade level. Activity includes comprehension questions and vocabulary words.

Spelling, punctuation, and verb usage are some of the types of mistakes students must find in these daily worksheets.