Grammaropolis teaches grammar and writing through characters who are the parts of speech and the punctuation marks. Nelson the Noun files every name in town, Vinny the Action Verb is always mid-rescue, and the Mayor certifies good work. This plugin gives teachers of Grades 1 through 8 six classroom tools built on that cast: - Pacing guide: plans your grammar year week by week from your calendar and standards. - Lesson planner: builds one complete lesson on a topic or a standard, with a character-led hook and the full Learn, Assess, Practice, Create, and Certified cycle. - Daily sentence: writes five-minute warm-ups with a key that explains every answer. - Exit tickets: writes short checks whose keys tell you what each wrong answer means, so you know what to reteach. - Prewriting toolkit: runs one story through eight prewriting techniques so students see how each one works. - Writing rubrics: builds Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Not Yet rubrics for seven writing modes, with a student self-check. It also connects to the Grammaropolis lesson catalog, so you can find the lessons that teach a Common Core or Texas TEKS code, browse by grade and topic, and open any free lesson in full. The connection is read-only and needs no account. It receives catalog lookups (a topic, a grade, or a standards code) and never asks for students' names or work.
pillar is a pillar key (pos, pd, sf, wc, ww). grade is an integer 1-8. topic matches a grammar term or concept slug the way a teacher phrases it (e.g. 'proper nouns', 'commas', 'subjects and predicates', 'persuasive writing'). Returns metadata only (title, characters, the standards codes the lesson teaches, the codes it only partly addresses, free/paid, a one-line description, and a deep link); use get_lesson for a full free lesson body.free_games list of free, no-sign-in Grammaropolis Arcade games for that department (a good practice complement to a lesson). Call this first to orient before listing or fetching lessons.Click any prompt to copy it.
