The entire contents have been color coded to the traditional Montessori Grammar objects [not necessary to purchase as the printables can stand alone].

I have been busily printing and reviewing each of the components of these printables so I can give you a sneak peek inside, so here’s a bit about the contents of each part:

The Intro to Grammar pack contains a quick overview of the definitions of each grammar symbol as well as some fun clip cards and book-making materials — remember how much my girls love making books???  The interjection symbol comes in the way pictured above as well as with the pyramid on the bottom and sphere on top, so whichever one you are accustomed to can be printed.

The section on Nouns is HUGE and contains everything you could possibly need to teach about nouns, including singular vs. plural, masculine vs. feminine, collective nouns, common vs. proper nouns, etc.  I love that it’s a mix of cards to be laminated and reused over and over again as well as several different kinds for writing in the answers or doing crafts.

The Adjectives portion once again contains pretty much everything you could need to know about types of adjectives and how they fit in a phrase with articles and nouns.

The Articles section is full of fun clip cards for distinguishing between “a,” “an,” and “the,” and I love that each of these printable packs has enough of the grammar symbols to be used for labeling sentences.

The Verbs section is an absolute BEAST with almost 100 pages of printables for every verb form and tons of hands-on activities.  The printables shown in that photo above are seriously just a tiny fraction of all of the learning materials available about verbs.

Similarly, the Adverb section has printables suitable for beginners as well as more advanced learners, and I love that it works together with other parts of the bundle to build upon earlier concepts.

The Prepositions materials also work with the other parts of speech, and it includes several different ways to put sentence strips together.

The Pronouns section includes every possible type of pronoun in the English language, with clear definitions and examples to be manipulated through matching cards as well as with fill-in-the-blanks.

The Conjunctions section does a fantastic job of illustrating how those words connect two parts of a sentence, and there are plenty of examples included.

The Interjections portion brings an element of whimsy in — Lila actually laughed out loud when she read through some of them while I was preparing the materials for this photo!

       

The Montessori Grammar Bundle also includes a bonus Grammar Environment pack with several different themes — so say goodbye to the traditional Grammar Farm [unless you really like that one — it’s also included] and get creative with a Grammar Construction Environment or Grammar Space Environment.  My girls are going to love using the Grammar Dinosaur Environment Word Strips as part of our dinosaur study!