Homeschooling on the Road — All you Need to Get Going! Homeschooling on the road is often called “roadschooling” or “Travel Schooling.” And it is a subset of homeschooling that takes place while traveling. The biggest perk of roadschooling is that it allows kids to travel and get real-life experiences of what they read in…
Why it’s Important to Learn a Second Language Did you know of the positive impact speaking a second language has on your kids? As a homeschooling family and avid traveler, I’ve discovered that speaking another language, specifically Spanish, can help you when you’re exploring the world. When you’re bilingual, moving around is more accessible. You…
Because we are on the road a lot I try to keep our homeschool curriculum while traveling to a minimum. With a lot of trial and error, we have found things that work for this stage in life. Below is a Youtube video with more details on what we use, why, how they all work,…
Swimming with Manatees in Crystal River Florida over in Crystal springs was by far one of our FAVORITE Roadschooling Adventures TO DATE. It was an amazing experience for both my girls and me. We booked a tour with River Ventures for a group boat tour which took us out onto Crystal Springs and into the natural clear spring waters…
One of my favorite parts about unschooling is the ability to embrace your child where they are. Foster and encourage ideas and see where they take those ideas and what they learn from them. One of the coolest things about homeschoolers, in general, is that there seems to be a big correlation between homeschooling and…
According to the 2021 federal data, about 3.7 million homeschoolers in the United States. This makes up about 6% of the country’s school-going population. In 2017, only about 3% of the country’s school-going population were unschooling – This tells you that more families are turning to homeschooling. So, what is unschooling, and how does it…
What is a homeschool co-op? A homeschool co-op is a group of families who get together to co-teach each others kids and as an source of socializing, similar to a school. The parents (usually moms) are responsible for participating and putting together lessons and teaching a set subject of either their choosing or from the…
Have you ever taken a day trip to Philly ? I’m going to let you in on a little secret about me. I freakin’ LOVE cities. When people ask if I LOVE to hike (since we really enjoy camping life, etc..) my usual response is; yah I like hiking, but give me a concrete jungle…
As an almost unschooling family we don’t use any specific “boxed” homeschool curriculum. Instead our homeschool curriculum in 2021 are a collection of things I’ve cobbled together that I feel are important to focus on. We then fill in with life experiences or games along the way. If you’d like to understand more about what…
October 2020 I packed up my kids and my girl Marie packed up hers and we met up for a roadschooling in Lancaster PA trip. Lancaster is the largest Amish community in the country. Because of its size, they have been able to share with it’s visitor how unique this community of people truly are….