1. Learning Objective: Today we will identify possessive pronouns in a sentence and replace nouns using possessive
WC 1.4
Do gestures with students. Open one hand for compare and another hand for contrast and ask students to repeat

2. What will we identify today?
possessive pronouns
CFU: Call on non volunteer
What will apply knowledge of today?- non volunteer
To determine the meaning of what? ……non volunteer
What are we going to do today? Non volunteer
Listen while I say this word? I-di-om
Have students say word with you
Lets read word together
Lets say the word determine, which means figure out
CFU: what does determine mean

3. Partner Share
Share with your partner which sentence is the correct way to write the singular possessive noun? A. Jannas’ dad is a fireman for the Los Angeles Fire Department. B. Jannas dad is a fireman for the Los Angeles Fire Department. C . Janna's dad is a fireman for the Los Angeles Fire Department.
Share with your partner which sentence is the correct way to write the plural possessive noun.
It is the citizen’s decision of this nation to choose a president.
It is the citizens decision of this nation to choose a president.
It is the citizens’ decision of this nation to choose a president.
Allow students to pair share and discuss the picture that does not belong
Call on volunteer and allow them to explain why

4. Partner Share
Share with your partner which sentence is the correct way to write the plural possessive noun.
We heard the geese’s honking in the morning.
We heard the geeses honking in the morning.
We heard the geeses’ honking in the morning
Allow students to pair share and discuss the picture that does not belong
Call on volunteer and allow them to explain why

5. Pronouns: A word that takes place of one or more nouns
Pronouns: A word that takes place of one or more nouns. Ex: Maria likes to play in the rain with an umbrella She likes to play in the rain with an umbrella. They, he, her, them, it you
Rick grabbed the bike and put (it, them) in the garage. John put both bikes where (it, they) would be safe.
Concept
Present definition of Idiom and give example
RAJ: What do we call a phrase or a group of words that have a special meaning of own? Write it on your white board
What did you write:__ call on non volunteers
How do you know its an idiom? Pair share
Model how to determine the meaning of idiom
CFU: what do use when we try to determine the meaning of an idiom?
What is does the idiom it’s raining cats and dogs mean?

6. Possessive Pronouns: Pronouns that show ownership
Possessive Pronouns: Pronouns that show ownership. Possessive pronouns replace a possessive noun. EX: Mrs. Green ordered a telescope for her class. “Your report on comets is due next week,” Mrs. Green said.
Step 1: Read the sentence Step 2: Find the pronouns Step 3: Find the possessive pronoun
Concept
Present definition of Idiom and give example
RAJ: What do we call a phrase or a group of words that have a special meaning of own? Write it on your white board
What did you write:__ call on non volunteers
How do you know its an idiom? Pair share
Model how to determine the meaning of idiom
CFU: what do use when we try to determine the meaning of an idiom?
What is does the idiom it’s raining cats and dogs mean?

7. Why is learning how to identify possessive pronouns important?
It helps us identify something that belongs to someone. It also help us write better by renaming the noun and we don’t have to repeat the noun over and over again.
Importance
Read the importance and have students offer other reasons: call on volunteers
Elaborate on meaning
CFU: Why is this important
Part 2 of importance: Can any one think if other reasons why this will be important? volunteers

8. Steps to Identifying Possessive Pronouns
This telescope belongs to Mr. Ortega and his helpers.
Step 1:Read the sentence
Step 2: Find the pronouns
Step 3: identify the possessive pronoun
Which is the correct possessive pronoun? _____________________
Skill
Say “ lets me show you what I do when I want to determine the meaning idioms
First I read the passage” ( read the passage)
“then I identify the underlined idiom (point to underlined idiom)
“Next I use context clues and common sense to determine meaning” (strategically model)
“Last I choose my answer”

9. Steps to Identifying Possessive Pronouns
“That library book about comets is mine,” Stan said.
Step 1:Read the sentence
Step 2: Find the pronouns
Step 3: identify the possessive pronoun
Which is the correct possessive pronoun? _____________________
Skill
Say “ lets me show you what I do when I want to determine the meaning idioms
First I read the passage” ( read the passage)
“then I identify the underlined idiom (point to underlined idiom)
“Next I use context clues and common sense to determine meaning” (strategically model)
“Last I choose my answer”

10. Steps to Identifying Possessive Pronouns
Ken said, “Our sun produces energy.”
Step 1:Read the sentence
Step 2: Find the pronouns
Step 3: identify the possessive pronoun
Which is the correct possessive pronoun? _____________________
Skill
Say “ lets me show you what I do when I want to determine the meaning idioms
First I read the passage” ( read the passage)
“then I identify the underlined idiom (point to underlined idiom)
“Next I use context clues and common sense to determine meaning” (strategically model)
“Last I choose my answer”

11. Steps to Identifying Possessive Pronouns
Ken studied the photo of the solar eclipse in his book.
Step 1:Read the sentence
Step 2: Find the pronouns
Step 3: identify the possessive pronoun
Which is the correct possessive pronoun? _____________________
Skill
Say “ lets me show you what I do when I want to determine the meaning idioms
First I read the passage” ( read the passage)
“then I identify the underlined idiom (point to underlined idiom)
“Next I use context clues and common sense to determine meaning” (strategically model)
“Last I choose my answer”

12. Steps to Identifying Possessive Pronouns
“Last year my brother saw an eclipse,” David said.
Step 1:Read the sentence
Step 2: Find the pronouns
Step 3: identify the possessive pronoun
Which is the correct possessive pronoun? _____________________
Skill
Say “ lets me show you what I do when I want to determine the meaning idioms
First I read the passage” ( read the passage)
“then I identify the underlined idiom (point to underlined idiom)
“Next I use context clues and common sense to determine meaning” (strategically model)
“Last I choose my answer”

13. Closure What did you identify today?
What is the job of a possessive pronoun?
Possessive pronouns
To take the place of the possessive noun and show possession.

14. Possessive Pronouns
My her their theirs Your its mine hers His our yours ours