Grammarsaurus – The Big Book of Morphemes
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Product details
- ISBN 9781801999090
- Dimensions: 189 x 246mm
- Publication Date: 22 Oct 2026
- Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
Help children unlock the hidden building blocks of the English language and become confident word detectives!
Grammarsaurus – The Big Book of Morphemes is a comprehensive dictionary designed to empower learners to spell with understanding, rather than through guesswork. Ideal for children with literacy difficulties, this go-to resource assists with building vocabulary and strengthens comprehension through word structure. English is a morphophonemic language, meaning it’s built on both sounds and meaningful word parts, yet most spelling instruction stops at the phonemic. With clear visuals, accessible definitions and dual coding to aid memory, this dictionary helps children make lasting connections between spelling, meaning and vocabulary.
Already supporting classrooms in schools around the world, the Grammarsaurus approach is trusted by over 20,000 teachers. With the Department for Education’s Writing Framework (July 2025) now mandating that schools teach morphology systematically, Grammarsaurus – The Big Book of Morphemes is essential for all primary school teachers. When exploring morphology, both teachers and children can use this book to look up a word’s meaning and origin: whether Latin (L), Ancient Greek (AG), Old English (OE), or Unknown (UKn), and see how it contributes to the formation of other words, supporting spelling, vocabulary and reading comprehension.
*From the winners of the 2026 Education Resources Awards for Primary Resource (Non-ICT)*
Mitch Hudson is a former deputy headteacher and Specialist Leader of Education. In 2015 he created Grammarsaurus: a primary resource website used by over 20,000 teachers. Mitch has delivered grammar and writing training to teachers across the UK. Follow Mitch @Grammarsaurus1.
Rebecca Sands has a PGCE in General Primary and nine years of teaching experience, as well as an MEd in Primary Education. Additionally, she is studying for a PhD in Education, with a focus on how critical thinking is integrated into the primary curriculum.
Katie Turgyan has a BA (Hons) in Counselling studies and 20 years of teaching experience, as well as an MA in Education. Katie also has five years of experience delivering bespoke one-to-one tuition and workshops for primary-aged children.
