Grammar Pop 1.2

Grammar Pop, developed by the acclaimed Grammar Girl, offers an engaging and educational experience designed for both adults and children. It functions as a word game that reinforces understanding of parts of speech through matching exercises, cloud popping, and progressive challenges that evolve from basic nouns and verbs to more complex gerunds and participles.

As players advance in the game, they encounter increasingly lengthy sentences, more challenging parts of speech, and a shorter time limit, which adds to the complexity. The game’s design subtly promotes learning through gameplay, often making educational growth feel seamless and intuitive.

TESTIMONIALS

• “Unlike anything I've seen... It’s enjoyable to engage with a 'smart' game.”
  —Beth St. James, graphic designer, artist, and mother
• “As a licensed educator, I would recommend this to middle or high school English students.”
  —Scott Miniea, grammar enthusiast
• “My children in 3rd and 4th grades loved it! My 3rd grader, who struggles with spelling and grammar, became really engaged with the game.”
  —Jennifer Whitmer, elementary school administrator and mother of four
• “As an adult, I appreciated the opportunity to sharpen my skills... a highly useful classroom resource.”
  —Salina Gibson, author
• “I teach college-level grammar courses, and I believe that repetitive identification of sentence parts would greatly benefit my students.”
  —Timi Ross Poeppelman, college professor

AWARDS AND RECOGNITION FOR GRAMMAR GIRL

• 2012 International Reading Association Teachers’ Choice for Grammar Girl Presents the Ultimate Writing Guide for Students
• 2016 Best Education Podcast – Academy of Podcasters
• 2015 101 Best Websites for Writers – Writer's Digest

Grammar Girl has established herself as a respected authority in language education through appearances such as on the Oprah Winfrey Show, regular radio contributions, and features in prominent publications including Business Week, The New York Times, CNN, Reader’s Digest, The Washington Post, and USA Today. Her published works include seven books on grammar, notably Grammar Girl Presents The Ultimate Writing Guide for Students, widely adopted in classrooms and distributed through Scholastic book fairs.