The official Visitors Guide
Welcome. I'm the Mayor. Allow me to show you around.
Grammaropolis is a whole town for learning grammar and writing, Grades 1 through 8. Every visitor finds their footing a little differently, so I keep three routes posted at City Limits: one for teachers, one for families, and one for kids who just want to play. Pick yours below, and do mind the platypus.
For Teachers & Schools
Free for teachers, rostering included, standards-aligned across four frameworks.
Use Clever, and your classes and students come along automatically. No Clever at your school? Sign in with your email or Google account instead; teachers are free either way.
Teacher sign-in →With Clever, your class is already waiting. Otherwise, create your class and add your students in a few minutes; every student gets a simple way to sign in.
One whole lesson is free in every department, at every grade, forever. Members open the rest. Try the real thing with your class before deciding anything.
Students work through a lesson, a quiz, practice, and real writing of their own, all at their grade level and aligned to your standards.
See the whole curriculum →Completed work and certificates show up in your class view, so you always know who finished what.
For Families & Homeschools
A safe place your kid will actually want to learn grammar. Free to start.
Email or Google, free to start. Nothing about your kid is collected before you say so.
Family sign-in →A nickname is all it takes. No ads, no open chat, no grades or scores.
The Arcade has fifteen free games with no account needed. One whole lesson is free in every department, at every grade, forever. Members open the rest.
Visit the Arcade →When your kid completes a whole cycle, the certificate is signed by the Mayor himself and worth printing.
Your family view lays out what your kid explored like a week in town, not a grade book.
A membership is the key: it makes your kid a Local, and every lesson in every department opens up.
See membership options →For Kids
You do not need a grown-up to start playing.
Fifteen games, free forever, nothing to sign up for. Pick one and play.
Play free →One whole lesson is free in every department, at every grade, forever. Members open the rest. Meet the characters, watch the songs, take the quiz.
Meet the departments →If your teacher gave you one, sign in at the student door and your work counts for class.
Student sign-in →Finish a whole cycle and it gets stamped and dated: a postcard or a certificate you can keep.
That concludes the official tour.
Whichever door you came in through, the town works the same way: meet the characters, learn the concept, practice it, write with it, and earn a certificate with my signature on it. I sign every one personally. My hand does get tired, and I could not be prouder.