Goldilocks and the Three There's: There, Their, They're

Examines the confusion between various homonyms beginning with a dramatization of the Locks family meeting three crooks: there, their, and they're. Uses graphic examples to clarify differences between possessive pronouns and contractions that sound the same, such as whose and who's, its, and it's and your and you're. Allows the student to actively participate in drill and review exercises., Examines the confusion between various homonyms beginning with a dramatization of the Locks family meeting three crooks: there, their, and they're. Uses graphic examples to clarify differences between possessive pronouns and contractions that sound the same, such as whose and who's, its, and it's and your and you're. Allows the student to actively participate in drill and review exercises.