Millie & Biscuit

There, Their and They're: The Bunny Farm Market

Welcome to Farmer Daisy’s Bunny Farm Market! Baby bunnies munch carrots on a hay bale, baskets of apples sit on the table, and wheelbarrows of pumpkins wait by the barn.

Remember: there is a place: “Put the basket over there.” their means it belongs to them: “The bunnies ate their carrots.” they’re is a short way to say they are: “They’re so fluffy!”

Magic trick: There has the word here inside it, and both tell you a place. In they’re, the little mark (an apostrophe) sits where the letter a of are was squeezed out.

Seek and Find

Look carefully at the picture of the Bunny Farm Market and find:

  • 🐰 Find the 3 baby bunnies holding their carrots. The carrots belong to them, so they are their carrots.
  • 🍎 Find the 5 baskets of apples. Point and say: “There they are!” There tells you a place.
  • 🎃 Find the 2 wheelbarrows of pumpkins. They’re full to the top! They’re is a short way to say they are.
  • 🐱 Millie and her kitten Biscuit are hiding in every picture. Can you spot them?