For grown-ups · Free to start
A safe place where your child will actually want to learn grammar.
Nine characters, five departments, and a town your kid will happily walk around in. No ads, no open chat, and nothing about your kid collected before you say so.
Free to start. No credit card. Nothing to install.
- No ads
- No open chat
- No data sold
- No grades, no scores
From the desk of the Mayor
Sample
Amara spent the week with Jake
with Jake, on adjective order
with Roger, on pronouns
She watched Jake’s cycle twice, which is allowed and frankly encouraged, then put a small red bag in the right order on the first try. Nothing here is a test, so there’s nothing to worry about.
One thing Amara is working on
Choosing between an adjective and an adverb when both would fit.
Try this together at dinner · from Benny
“Ask Amara to describe how somebody at this table is eating. One word. Make it end in ly.”
Rather use your email?
One link, no password to remember. It signs you in on whichever device opens it.
Here for a classroom instead?
Teachers get their own door, and their own access is free. Rosters come through Clever, and every lesson shows the standards it covers.
What you get, free.
A week in town, laid out like a week in town. Never a gradebook.
Amara’s week · March 3 to 9
Met Jake, twice, on adjective orderSang the pronoun song on the bus
Started Pete’s prepositions cycleWhich characters, which songs, what stuck. No scores, no ranking.
See your child’s week
Which characters they met, which songs stuck, what they watched, laid out like a week in town, not a gradebook.
The town of Grammaropolis certifies that
Amara
knows an adjective when she sees one, and can put three of them in the right order.
The Mayor
Signed, March 7
Print it. It’s sized for the fridge.
Certificates worth printing
When your kid earns one, it goes on the fridge. Signed by the Mayor himself, naturally.
The Mayor of Grammaropolis
Amara spent the week with Jake
She watched Jake’s cycle twice, which is allowed and frankly encouraged. One thing to try at dinner is inside.
The Mayor
One email a week. Turn it off whenever you like.
The weekly Mayor’s Report
One email a week from City Hall: what your child learned, in plain language. No grades, no scores.
From the Mayor’s office
Your child’s data, in plain words.
No ads anywhere in town. Nothing sold, ever. Write to the Mayor’s office anytime, and we will delete it.
- What we keep
- A first name, which characters your student has met, quiz answers, and writing done in town. No email, no location, no photos, and nothing from outside Grammaropolis.
- Who can see it
- You, your student, and a teacher if you’ve connected a classroom. Never other students, never advertisers, never sold, full stop.
- When it goes away
- Write to the Mayor’s office anytime, and we will delete it. Your student’s experience in town does not change until you ask us to.
5
Departments
15
Free arcade games
1 to 8
Grades covered
15 yrs
Of grammar in town
What other grown-ups say.
“My kids (7 & 8) love Grammaropolis. The songs are so catchy that I have learned a few things myself. I recommend Grammaropolis to anyone who wants to make learning grammar interesting.”
“Grammaropolis has been a WONDERFUL addition to our homeschool activities. Both of my sons are challenged with grammar. Grammaropolis has helped them to enjoy learning and helps them to have fun with grammar instead of dreading it. It makes my job so much easier. I was also dreading grammar before Grammaropolis.”
“Grammaropolis should be a required stop on every learning roadmap.”
“The linguistic insights are pure gold.” Wired
★★★★★ Common Sense Media
When you’re ready
Make your kid a Local.
Locals are members: every door in town opens for them. Your own seat stays free, and going Local opens the whole town to your kid from day one: every department, every grade, and their own saved work.
One whole lesson is free in every department, at every grade, forever. Members open the rest.
$79/yr
or $9.99/mo
One membership covers up to four kids.
Free, for you
- Your child’s week in town
- The weekly Mayor’s Report
- All 15 Arcade games
- One whole lesson in every department
Local, for them
- Every cycle, every grade, 1 through 8
- Their own saved work
- Certificates signed by the Mayor
- Every character in the cast
Come see the town for yourself.
Sign in, and I’ll show you what your kid has been up to here. It takes about a minute, and it stays free.