RAINBOW RESOURCE HAUL || HOMESCHOOL HAUL

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[worldofwashabaugh]

Fixit grammar is one thing my kids never want to skip. I don’t know why they think it’s so fun but they love it. ❤️❤️

[aleciabiagi]

For Fix it Grammar it is recommended to begin at Level 1 regardless of the grade of the child. We have liked it for our middle and high school homeschool.

[Creativexmom]

We love Camp and when you know all the trivia answers, there's an expansion pack. Love that game!

[rewise]

Trekking the national parks is SO much fun!

[Lindsywithane]

We love FixIt Grammar! I started with my middle/high schoolers since it was successful I started it with my 4th grader.

[daniellevb]

I agree, start at level one with Fix It Grammar no matter the age. We used it this year with my 4th grader and I think it’s really great, I will use it with all my kiddos! But my possibly unpopular opinion is that it is very repetitive, and I don’t think it needs to be done daily. It’s a great supplement and once or twice a week is plenty 👍🏻

[haley]

Totally curious about the game Camp! If you do any updates, throw a little review of that one in when you play it🤪🤪 I have had that one on my wishlist forever and just haven’t jumped in yet LOL

[emmareads]

We have Camp and Trekking the National Parks. Both are great!

[shelbymarie]

Rainbow resource is just outside my childhood hometown 😊

[melindaadcock]

We love fix it grammar. My older boys do it together (on level 3 now) and my daughter will start it I think in a year.

[stephanieluttrell]

We love Fix It Grammer. I would recommend starting with Level 1 despite their grade level. IEW is also a fantastic writing program.

[gwynethcarey]

From IEW's website it says: "To place your student in the new Fix It! Grammar program, review the book descriptions and the Student samples above. Students with little or no grammar background should begin in Level 1 regardless of their age." It absolutely does not say to start with "The Nose Tree" no matter what.
I might recommend the Nose Tree for kids from 3-6th ish grade, but even then it would depend. I would absolutely recommend beginning a little bit farther along in the series for an older child who is familiar with the concepts.

[LisaRupertus]

Please do an update review of the games! They look amazing!

[bethlorow]

I started Fix It Grammar with my fourth grader midway through the school year. We started with Robin Hood and it's been a good fit for her, especially because she's familiar with and a fan of that story. She's also dyslexic but thriving with this curriculum. I think you'll really like it for your kids.

[homeschoolautismlife]

We love Fix it grammar! For two years my girls and I loved to do it together on a white board...it usually took about fifteen minutes! Now they're used to it so I have been having them practice on their own and then we come together to do a quick check of their work. I also have the girls practice hand writing by writing the sentences in cursive! I hope your family loves it too! Hugs

[nicoleefinger]

We started fix it grammar with my 3rd and 5th graders. It’s a quickly 5-10 minute exercise they complete as independent work and then I review/correct it with them. I feel like they’ve learned so much! And it’s been a great review for me 😆

[LarissaBethS]

My dad is actually really good friends with the creator of Camp! We got it when he released it years ago. It was fun to see it in your haul!

[veronicapearson]

No matter the grade, I would start with Nose Tree level 1.

[emily-lifeonaranch]

I love a good rainbow resources haul!!! So many goodies

[JennaBee]

You can reach out to the game maker and request replacement pieces. A lot of times they will send them!