Grammaropolis

For teachers · Free

Teach grammar your students remember.

Log in with Clever, and your classes and students come along automatically. Nine characters, five departments, grades 1 through 8, free for you from the first day.

No rosters to type. No credit card. Nothing to install.

  • Free for teachers
  • Roster in one click
  • Four standards frameworks

Your class, after one week

Sample

Room 12 · Grade 4

24 students

Here’s who could use something next, based on how your class has been playing.

  • RogerRoger the Pronoun

    Amara, Diego, and 4 more · pronouns

    6 students are partway through Roger’s cycle and haven’t finished it.

    Assign Roger’s cycle
  • JakeJake the Adjective

    Priya, Sam, and 9 more · adjectives

    11 students haven’t met Jake yet.

    Assign Jake’s cycle
  • Getting started

    7 students haven’t signed in yet, so there’s nothing to read into for them.

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The Mayor

Taught with Grammaropolis before?

If your subscription was active when we moved, sign in, and your students are already here. If it ended, or if you bought a Forever plan, write to the Mayor’s office with the email you used then, and he will check the town records before you pay twice.

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What you get, free.

Not a trial, and not a teaser. This is the working part of the job, on the house.

Imported from CleverJust now
Amara R.Grade 4
Diego M.Grade 4
Priya S.Grade 4
Sam T.Grade 4

First name and last initial, plus the grade. That’s all a class list shows.

Roster in one click

Log in with Clever, and your classes and students come along automatically. No typing rosters by hand.

Sentence Factory · Grade 4

Combining sentences

grammaropolis.com/learn/sf/combining-and-problems/g4Copy

Covers CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.4.2.C

Every assignment shows the standard it covers before you send it.

Assign in a link

Send a cycle or a game as a shareable link, planned against the standards it touches.

  • Not started
  • In progress
  • Certified
Amara
Diego
Priya
Sam

Five departments across the top, one row per student.

This isn’t a class ranking, and there are no scores anywhere in town.

See who’s ready

As your students sign in and play, each class shows you who’s ready for what next, and which question they missed.

Standards

Every lesson cites its standard.

Five departments, grades 1 through 8, aligned across four frameworks. Look up any standard and see exactly which cycle, game, and character covers it.

Open the standards explorer
  • CCSS

    Common Core language and writing

  • TEKS

    Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills

  • B.E.S.T.

    Florida benchmarks

  • Next Gen

    New York Next Generation

The teaching staff

Every concept has a character.

Nine parts of speech, a whole Punctuation Department, and the rest of the town. That’s why your students still remember it in March.

Parts of Speech

  • Nelson

    NelsonNoun

  • Vinny

    VinnyAction Verb

  • Jake

    JakeAdjective

  • Benny

    BennyAdverb

  • Roger

    RogerPronoun

  • And more!

Punctuation Department

  • Chief Comma

    Chief Comma

  • Officer Period

    Officer Period

  • Detective Question Mark

    Detective Question Mark

  • Sergeant Exclamation Mark

    Sergeant Exclamation Mark

  • Sheriff Semicolon

    Sheriff Semicolon

  • And more!

5

Departments

15

Free arcade games

1 to 8

Grades covered

15 yrs

In classrooms

Teachers keep telling us the same thing.

My students are LOVING Grammaropolis! They even asked if they can get extra credit for making up a dance or new lyrics to the songs.

Madi Costa-Krisko, 8th Grade Teacher, Jordan Middle School, Palo Alto, CA

The tunes are catchy and help the students remember all the different pieces that make them great writers.

Tamara Walters, 4th Grade Teacher, St. Paul Catholic School, Olathe, KS

From the front office

Grammaropolis gives us the opportunity to review grammar in an engaging way that can then be reinforced with teaching and using grammar in context. This preserves precious instructional time.

Kimberly Whybrew, Elementary Dean of Students, Madison-Grant United School Corporation, Fairmount, IN

For schools and districts

Buying for a whole school?

One license can cover every teacher in the building, with rostering through Clever or Google Classroom and a real quote from a person within two business days.

Ask for a school quote

When you’re ready

Bring your students along.

Teachers: your own access is free; sign in and the whole town opens for you. Locals are members: every door in town opens for them. Going Local makes every enrolled student a Local from day one: the whole town, every department, every grade.

One whole lesson is free in every department, at every grade, forever. Members open the rest.

$89/yr

first classroom, $79/yr each additional

Free, for you

  • Your classes and rosters
  • One whole lesson in every department
  • All 15 Arcade games
  • Assignment links and standards

Local, for them

  • Every cycle, every grade, 1 through 8
  • Each student’s own saved work
  • Certificates signed by the Mayor
  • Who missed which question
The Mayor of Grammaropolis

The town is open. Come teach in it.

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