Found Grammar Symbols Montessori

The Solid Grammar Symbols are used to demonstrate and introduce different parts of grammar in a sensorial way.

The set includes 10 wooden 3-D Grammar Symbols and one white stand.

The Solid Grammar Symbols are used to demonstrate and introduce different parts of grammar in a sensorial way.

The whole set includes:

10 wooden 3-D Grammar Symbols

10 White stands (8.5 x 8.5 cm, 3.5 x 3.5 inches each)

Beesh wood tray ( 47 x 20 cm, 18 x 8 inches)

The set includes a wooden box with lid and 10 basic different grammar symbols: Article, Verb, Noun, Adjective, Preposition, Adverb, Pronoun, Conjunction, Interjection, and Numeral Symbol. There are 10 of each symbol.

This 10-compartment box is used in the primary class where no advanced symbols are required.

The symbols are made from wood.

This hands-on tool designed to trace the parts of speech.

Featuring engraved grammar symbols, this wooden ruler allows kids to practice writing sentences and drawing symbols above them for an interactive grammar experience.

21 x 3.3 cm

Made in Canada

A set of 9 color-coded boxes for organizing the grammar command cards.

Please note: the Grammar Command Boxes are supplied without command cards.

Printable PDF command cards can be downloaded from:

A set of 36 color-coded boxes for organizing the grammar cards by exercise.

Please note: this set includes only the wooden boxes. Cards are not included.

You can download printable cards (PDF) from the following well-known Montessori publishers:

A set of eight grammar boxes in the colors of the grammar symbols. These boxes are used for analysis of grammar and development of interpretive reading.

Please note: the Grammar Boxes are supplied without word cards. Many schools prefer the flexibility of printing their own sets.

If you would like to download ready-to-print PDF cards, here are reliable Montessori publishers:

Montessori Language & Math Material for Sensorial Tracing

This wooden tracing set provides children with a tactile and visual introduction to letters, numbers, and math symbols, following Montessori principles of concrete-to-abstract learning.

Each board features engraved characters that can be traced with the fingers or a wooden stylus, helping children internalize the shape and directionality through muscle memory. A small dot in the lower-right corner guides proper orientation.

Language Card Cabinet

This high-quality Montessori wooden cabinet is designed for organizing language cards and materials in the classroom. With 15 individual compartments, it offers an elegant and practical storage solution for a variety of Montessori language activities.

Perfect for storing phonetic reading cards, vocabulary building sets, grammar symbols, and other Montessori language materials, this cabinet helps children develop order, independence, and responsibility while keeping the classroom neat and organized.

Made from durable solid beechwood with a smooth natural finish, this cabinet adds beauty and functionality to any Montessori environment. Ideal for use in preschool, Casa, or elementary classrooms.

Farm Game 2 – with Adverb is an extension of the Montessori phonetic grammar series, introducing the concept of adverbs in a concrete and engaging way. 

This Montessori language material helps children deepen their understanding of parts of speech by combining miniature objects with color-coded grammar cards.

The main purpose of this game is to maintain the child`s interest in language beyond the phonetic stage, to increase his vocabulary and to give a clear understanding of the function of words.

The complete set includes:

In order to maintain the child’s interest in reading in a purposeful way, Maria Montessori introduced grammar at the phonetic reading stage. Each time a new part of speech is introduced it is done through playing a lively game with children!

Farm Game 1 – Phonetic is specifically designed to support children in the early Montessori language curriculum, helping them identify parts of speech through play and hands-on interaction.

Learn to Count – Wooden Rings

This classic wooden counting toy helps children develop number recognition, sequencing, and fine motor skills. By stacking the brightly colored rings onto the pegs, little learners can match quantities with the symbols on the base. It’s a hands-on way to practice early math while enjoying play.

Montessori-Inspired Learning

Following Montessori principles, this activity gives children a concrete way to explore counting, color recognition, and hand–eye coordination. It encourages self-correcting practice, where children naturally discover how numbers and quantities connect.