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Montessori Grammar (AMS)

  • Writer: Anna Ridge
    Anna Ridge
  • Nov 19, 2025
  • 1 min read

Updated: Nov 21, 2025

AMS Symbol Key (for reference)


  • Noun: large black triangle

  • Pronoun: large purple isosceles triangle

  • Article: small light-blue triangle

  • Adjective: medium blue triangle

  • Verb: large red circle

  • Adverb: orange circle (smaller than verb)

  • Preposition: green crescent

  • Conjunction: pink rectangle

  • Interjection: yellow keyhole


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