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  1. jellybean58
    I'm an admin at a small private school that I helped create (we also offer classes to the homeschool community) I'm looking for Fit for Life curriculum and something that can be used as Nutrition curriculum for elementary school and/or high school. If I had more time, I'd create the courses myself, but I'm swamped with other projects. Do you have any suggestions?
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    Hi everyone! I'm looking for Fit for Life and Nutrition type curriculum, or a book, or an outline, or something for a small group of kids. Any ideas? Thanks.
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    Has anyone here used Elemental Science? What has your experience been? http://elementalscience.com/
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    For immediate use and years to come. Ages 8+ Thank you
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    If I can get only one science encyclopedia, which one should it be? Thanks.
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    Ellie, I only want grammar/mechanics.
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    Just to clarify, I'm not looking to use both Fix it! and R&S English, just the better of the two. But which is the better one?
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    OneStepAtATime said, "Since this new, theoretically full version just came out last spring I wonder if anyone has had a chance to actually use all 6 levels and determine if they feel it is a full program?" Good point!
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    I have used R& S English, 3-6 with 3 kids, but we skipped the writing and poetry. I am borrowing Fix it Grammar to look at it, but I can't tell how complete it is.
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    IEW Fix it! Grammar vs. Rod & Staff English Is Fix it grammar any good? If a student does all levels, will it be equal to R&S? Does it come anywhere near Rod & Staff English?
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    Thank you all so much for taking the time to reply. I appreciate all the suggestions.
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    This may seem like an odd question to ask here, but I'm confident in your expertise--- What is a good and easy to use by someone who has never taught before phonics program, for a classroom with 10 or fewer children? We are currently using Spalding and finding it too cumbersome, plus we would like to choose our own handwriting program. Thank you!
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