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Concise, yet thorough, video lessons allow students to learn hundreds of grammar and writing concepts at their individual pace.

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Self-assessing practice exercises provide instant feedback while varied question formats engage multiple learning modalities.

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Engaging writing prompts promote student participation while writing portals provide instant access to student writing for quick feedback.

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Why Use GrammarFlip?

Diagnose and assess learning needs for each individual student.

Address different learning styles with multiple modalities.

Spend more time with students
you know need assistance.

Empower your students as authentic writers and editors.

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GrammarFlip is a comprehensive grammar and writing program designed to individualize student learning while saving ELA teachers time in the classroom. Built by teachers, for teachers.

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GrammarFlip is a fantastic way for students to learn, re-learn, or brush up on their grammar skills. My high school students have commented that it helped them improve their performance on the grammar portion of this year’s state test.”

Lynn Owens

The Woodlands High School, Texas

I love GrammarFlip! The videos are engaging and the right length to both educate and keep interest. My students have noticed a difference in their writing, and I’ve noticed a difference in their skills.”

Emily Hintze

North Scott Senior High School, Iowa

My students enjoy using GrammarFlip and working at a pace which suits them. I love having the time to work with those who need extra support and encouraging others to continue to the next lesson with confidence.”

Dawn Mueller

St. Lorenz Lutheran School, Michigan

I love that it’s something that can be done in addition to our district provided curriculum. It truly is a great example of flipping a classroom!”

Michael Starnes,

Hannah Beardsley Middle, Illinois

I love the idea of GrammarFlip. It has made getting through grammar lessons much easier. Unfortunately, we are so jammed with everything else we have to teach, grammar takes a backseat. GrammarFlip has allowed me to give my students a grammar foundation without taking too much time out of the classroom.”

Eileen Foulks,

Thompson Middle School, New Jersey

I teach Social Studies but find that my students’ writing is filled with atrocious grammar mistakes. These quick and easy lessons provide short (and necessary) reminders, with immediate feedback, about the basic rules of writing.”

Sean Allison,

St. Charles Catholic School, New Mexico

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