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free worksheets for Grammar-Land by Nesbitt
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- Rachel WhiteParticipant
I have come across some worksheets that were designed by a HS’ling blogger and thought I would pass them along to you, in case they would be handy. There are 13 of them. I know I am going to be using this book with mine in a year or so when they are 11 and 12.
Let me know if there are any problems accessing the materials.
Rachel
nerakrParticipantI signed up for the Scribd account to access them, but then Scribd said it was archived. I could get it for free if I uploaded something, but I don’t have anything to share. What now? I don’t want to pay anything.
Karen
TanyaParticipantI had a hard time seeing the documents too.
But right underneath the title of her blog post she says, “*** If you are having issues with Scribd, try viewing all of these documents with Google Docs.***”
I clicked on that (her blog takes you directly there) and I could view those without any problems.
HTH,
Tanya
Rachel WhiteParticipantYou could download them using the Google docs with the link at the top; then another page comes up that you can click on for each worksheet. After you click, then click print on the next page and a PDF pops up, then you can print or right-click download and ‘save target as’.
HTH,
Let me know,Rachel
missceegeeParticipantI’m using Grammarland and the worksheets right now with my 10 year old. She loves it!
houseofchaosParticipantThere are worksheets available through one of the Ambleside yahoo groups also. If anyone is interested, I could check where specifically.
amandajhilburnParticipantI am so excited about this! (shows what a nerd I am, huh?) We are going to take a break from our normal grammar work and do this!
houseofchaos, I would love to know how to get the Ambleside worksheets too. I’d like to compare the 2 sets and decide which to use.
Thanks,
Amanda
Rachel WhiteParticipantI got excited, too! I’m looking forward to using the book.
Yes, I’d like to see the AO version, too for the same reason as Amanda.
Thanks,
Rachel
ReneParticipantAny tips on how to use it? Would we do this one day a week, or everyday?
houseofchaosParticipantFound them! They’re in the AmbleRamble group:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AmbleRamble/files/
I just looked at the first page for the Ambleside worksheets and the other link, and I think they might be the same. Sorry, I should have checked first.
amandajhilburnParticipantHouseofchaos,
Thanks for digging and finding them 🙂
Rene,
I am not sure how I will break it up yet. There are 17 worksheets to go with each chapter. I have not got my book from Amazon yet, so I am not sure how much we will read per week. Also, the latter chapters’ worksheets look a little hard…..I am just unsure right now as to how I will go about using it all.
That was no help to you at all, I am sure. Sorry 😉
ReneParticipantI went to the AmbleRamble group and searched there for “Grammar Land” threads – most of the ladies said they do just one chapter a week and that their children love it. I think I’ll start with that and see how it goes. Very excited about this!
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