Would you like an "Elementary School Days" Expansion?

The high school pack definitely made teens more interesting, so yes.

I know there's a Parenthood pack, but as a single parent, I don't need that kind of stress. Less attempting to instill morals, more playing dress-up in treehouses, please.

I follow my sim to college. I follow my sim to high school. I'm not sure that I want to follow my sim to elementary school. I'm sure that there are plenty of people who would, and I don't want to rain on their parade, so I voted for Justine.

Personally no because there is enough packs about school in game already I'd rather have different themes

would not mind base game updates tho to make kid lifestage bit more like ts 1/2/3 with boarding school options n such

I voted yes, as long as you have the option to either join them or send them on their own. It and high school are not something I would want to play every single time, but once in a while.

I don’t play families. I just came for Justine.

NO. No more packs before EA fixes their buggy game. :no_mouth:

While I like HSY, I'm having a hard time wrapping my brain around how they would approach an Elementary school pack.

Sure, there is some "drama" with elementary school kids, such as staying away from the kid who eats paste, but I'm not sure how they would handle it.

I do think it would be cute, if done right but I just don't see what elements they would add to make it fun.

I would love it!

But, I don’t want clubs that are rabbit holes. I want them to be able to do after school activities in the pack like ballet and karate, being able to throw a baseball to each other or a parent.

I’d like them to have science projects that deal with things like frogs (base game), insects (outdoor retreat), rats etc. (My first pet stuff), like have them in the classroom, learn about them, go on a field trip to find and collect them (well the insects and frogs anyway). Maybe introduce a new pet like lizards and tarantula’s in the pack. I remember teachers having things like iguanas and tarantula’s in class while I (and my children) were in grade school. Have a science project (parenthood) and participate in a contest with it. Also, this would be a great time to add a small microscope. Learning math, like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, maybe using flash cards for math. And reading, they could get extra credit by reading books and doing book reports on them. Another thing for them to study could be art, we already have all of those art desks in base game and many packs, and the clay. Perhaps they could add paper mache projects. Maybe a different class each day of the week. They could also introduce choir and band/orchestra, introduce some new instruments. That would make one different class per week, and a large recess/lunch. In an elementary pack they could drop tests, instead just have them spend a little time practicing one of the subjects for a brief time at home. And they should have an extensive recess, we already have the monkey bars, maybe they could add tetherball, 4 square, and hopscotch. Who doesn’t remember recess in grade school?? And for a base game update I would like chikdren being able to play things like tag, cops and robbers, marbles and jacks. If they added things like this grade school could be a really exciting time, and not a drag.

I do think like someone else mentioned though, that you should be able to join your sim, or send them alone.

Anyway, I think they could make a fantastic childhood pack adding elementary school, and some exciting things to do there.

No, High School Years felt very lackluster for me. I don't have a lot of faith that they would make a pack where following our children to elementary school would be fun.

They need to show that they can make packs that are fun and also support the game better before I would buy something like that.

I would be on the fence and like some others I prefer they fix what they have up to 99% of the bugs before adding anything else and I also want new features that are worthy of a Sims game and have yet to see any produced.