Grammar Land
Grammar in Fun for the Children of Schoolroom Shire (Annotated)

Likely written for upper elementary students in the late 19th century, but also suitable for older students and adults, this is a narrative exploration of the basics of English grammar. The various Parts-of-Speech are arguing about who owns which words, so Judge Grammar, with his able assistants, Se......more

Grammar-Land, written in 1877 by M. L. Nesbitt, is a humorous and lighthearted approach to teaching grammar. Nesbitt imaginatively personifies each part of speech, and the fun little stories and poems within the book given to the children of Schoolroom-Shire as exercises only add to the entertaining......more

Grammar has a reputation of being dull and dry, but a turn-of-the-century classic, Grammar-Land by M.L. Nesbitt (first published 1878), attempts to make it fun by turning learning the parts of speech into a game. In the imaginary world of Grammar-Land, the parts of speech have been arguing about whic......more

We have been reading this during morning time for term 2. However, with changes in our life traveling to see Auntay and now with her coming to live with us, we are going to just use some of our morning time book rotations as our family read alouds for awhile starting with this one...krb 1/6/19 The ki......more

Great introduction to grammar. If you use AmblesideOnline someone made worksheets that go with each chapter that you can get for free in the files of the Facebook page. We didn’t do those but some of them at least I’m sure would be good exercises.......more