Plastic grammar symbols: 10 sets

Plastic Grammar Symbols in ten sets equip a whole group for work with the parts of speech. Every part of speech has its own shape and colour, so the child places the symbols above the words of a sentence and sees its structure before naming a single rule. The work goes word by word, the noun first and then whatever belongs to it, until the whole sentence stands there as a pattern the eye takes in at once. Ten sets mean a whole class can work at the same time rather than waiting for one tray, and the same shapes stay in use later when the sentences being analysed get longer. For a language area in a 3 to 6 group.