Information shapes

Claim 2

An information device comprising: (a) a series of three-dimensional geometric shapes representing parts of speech comprising: a cube, a cylinder, a smaller cube, a rectangular parallelopiped, a smaller rectangular parallelopiped, a smaller volume cylinder, a smallest volume cylinder, a isosceles prism, a cylindrical dowel, a smaller cylindrical dowel, a smallest cylindrical dowel, a dowel tee, a dowel cross, and, a dowel tee-cross; and (b) means for connecting each geometric shape to every other geometric shape comprising at least one hole in each said geometric shape within which a dowel is fitted.

Claim 3

The smallest cylindrical dowel of claim 1 where said dowel is not visible when connecting one geometrical shape to another.

Claim 4

The cylindrical dowel and smaller cylindrical dowel of claim 1 where said dowel is visible when connecting one geometrical shape to another.

Claim 5

The informational device of claim 1 where each said geometric shape is color-coded.

Claim 6

The information device of claim 1 where each said geometric shape contains distinguishable indicia.

Claim 7

The educational device of claim 1 where each said geometric shape contains a hollow volume which when activated produces distinct tones.

Claim 8

An informational device for model representation of parts of speech of the English language comprising: a. A first set, comprised of a cube, representing a noun with said element being further identified by a first color scheme; b. A second set, comprised of a cylinder, representing a verb with said element being further identified by a second and third color scheme; c. A third set, comprised of a smaller cube, representing a pronoun with said element being further identified by a third, a fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth color scheme; d. A fourth set, comprised of a rectangular parallelopiped, representing an adjective with said element being further identified by a ninth color scheme; e. A fifth set, comprised of a smaller rectangular parallelopiped, representing articles with said element being further identified by an tenth color scheme; f. A sixth set, comprised of a smaller volume cylinder, representing adverbs with said element being further identified by a third and eleventh color scheme; g. A seventh set, comprised of a smallest volume cylinder, representing verbals with said element being further identified by a first, ninth, and eleventh color scheme; h. An eighth set, comprised of an isosceles prism, representing interjections with said element being further identified by an eighth color scheme; i. A ninth set, comprised of a cylindrical dowel, representing conjunctions with said element being further identified by a third color scheme; j. A tenth set, comprised of a smaller cylindrical dowel, representing prepositions with said element being further identified by a third color scheme; k. An eleventh set, comprised of a dowel tee, representing conjunctions with said element being further identified by a third color scheme; l. A twelfth set, comprised of a dowel cross, representing conjunctions with said element being further identified by a third color scheme; m. A thirteenth set, comprised of a dowel-tee cross, representing conjunctions with said element being further identified by a third color scheme; and n. A fourteenth set, comprised of a smallest cylindrical dowel, which does not represent any part of speech.

Claim 9

An informational device for model representation of parts of speech of the English language comprising: a. A first set, comprised of a cube, representing a noun with said element being further identified by a first color scheme; b. A second set, comprised of a cylinder, representing a verb with said element being further identified by a second and third color scheme; c. A third set, comprised of a smaller cube, representing a pronoun with said element being further identified by a third, a fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth color scheme; d. A fourth set, comprised of a rectangular parallelopiped, representing an adjective with said element being further identified by a ninth color scheme; e. A fifth set, comprised of a smaller rectangular parallelopiped, representing articles with said element being further identified by an tenth color scheme; f. A sixth set, comprised of a smaller volume cylinder, representing adverbs with said element being further identified by a third and eleventh color scheme; g. A seventh set, comprised of a smallest volume cylinder, representing verbals with said element being further identified by a first, ninth, and eleventh color scheme; h. An eighth set, comprised of an isosceles prism, representing interjections with said element being further identified by an eighth color scheme; i. A ninth set, comprised of a cylindrical dowel, representing conjunctions with said element being further identified by a third color scheme; j. A tenth set, comprised of a smaller cylindrical dowel, representing prepositions with said element being further identified by a third color scheme; k. An eleventh set, comprised of a dowel tee, representing conjunctions with said element being further identified by a third color scheme; l. A twelfth set, comprised of a dowel cross, representing conjunctions with said element being further identified by a third color scheme; m. A thirteenth set, comprised of a dowel-tee cross, representing conjunctions with said element being further identified by a third color scheme; and n. A fourteenth set, comprised of a smallest cylindrical dowel, which does not represent any part of speech.