What do you notice about the grammar in this sentence? Is there anything familiar?
Are there any rules that the author is following?
Are there any rules that the author is breaking? Why?
Your mentor sentence for the week is as follows:
She wore the same bright outfits in the preemie ward, the kids' cancer ward, and the children's burn unit.
Out of My Mind by Sharon Draper
When a singular noun is possessing something, use an " 's " to show possession.
When a plural noun is possessing something, the apostrophe goes after the "s".
When an irregular plural noun, such as children, is possessing something, the " 's " to show possession.