Whose Is It? Mine, Yours and Theirs

Learning Objectives

• Use mine, yours, his, hers, ours and theirs correctly.
• Change my, your, her, our and their + noun into a possessive pronoun.
• Ask and answer Whose is it?

How to Use This Resource

• Show the slides. Hold up a student's pencil and ask: "Whose is it?" Model: It's Ana's. It's hers.
• Do worksheet activities 1 and 2 together.
• Children complete activities 3 to 6, then use the quiz and take home the homework page.

Classroom Activity Ideas

• Lost and found: put classroom objects in a box; children pick one and ask Whose is it? The owner says It's mine!
• Point and say: children point to objects and say It's his, It's hers, It's ours.
• Mine or yours? Partners swap two objects and say This is yours. That is mine.

Differentiation

Support: focus on mine, yours, his and hers with real objects. Challenge: children use ours and theirs and write questions with Whose.

Assessment

Use the worksheet and quiz to check the pronouns. Use the rubric while children play the lost-and-found game.

Teacher Tips

Children often say mine pencil or it's her. Show the two patterns side by side: my + noun (my pencil) and mine on its own (It's mine). Possessive pronouns are never followed by a noun.

What's Included

• 10-page printable PDF lesson pack: teacher lesson plan with timings, materials and differentiation
• Key vocabulary list (7 words with meanings and examples)
• Student worksheet (6 activities)
• Quiz / assessment (3 parts)
• Homework practice page
• Printable flashcards: 7 A5 picture cards (separate PDF)
• Assessment rubric (4 levels)
• Lesson slides (editable PowerPoint)
• Editable Word version of all student pages
• Complete answer key (also as a separate PDF)

Additional Files

• Lesson Slides (PPTX)
• Editable Student Pages and Lesson Plan (DOCX)
• A5 Flashcards (PDF)
• Answer Key (PDF)

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