as we learn and grow together in the bigger story
We just wrapped up our American Revolution Unit Study. As the big kids have gotten older, their interest in politics and government has increased. They are curious about how laws are made, the roles of political leaders, why there is so much debate and division …
This is the very first post of “The COOKie Corner”, the part of our website where our kids share their own content!
Ever wonder what a day looks like for Christian unschoolers aka lifeschoolers? Today, I’m sharing how our family cultivates a love for learning by giving our kids ample time and space to pursue their passions. Currently, my kids are ages 8 (2nd grade), 11 (5th …
At the time, it looked the contrary. I was diagnosed with Postpartum Depression, we closed down our retail business, we let go of all our properties, and then some. I was struggling to be a good mom and wife and follower of Jesus. But really, there was …
Roadschooling Bryce Canyon National Park was full of geologic wonder. This hoodoo-saturated outdoor classroom was a wonderful place for kids to explore and learn some rock science.
7th, 5th, and 2nd grades! This year looks different for our unschooling-ish family. The kids’ best friends (who were in public school) are homeschooling this year, and will be utilizing the alternative learning program that we left about a year and a half ago. Naturally, …
There’s a reason the Columbia River Gorge was designated a National Scenic Area … and a reason why it makes for a memorable roadschooling trip for your family. As you traverse the highway that runs that along the the mighty Columbia River, you get to …
Accommodations that are just steps to the beach for less than a hundred dollars a night? Get that at Dockweiler Beach RV Park, the ONLY recreational vehicle campground on the beach throughout all of L.A. County. It is located in Playa del Rey at Dockweiler …
Are you studying the middle ages in your homeschool? Wrap up your learning with a fun middle ages field trip … to Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament! They even have downloadable lesson plans that you can use with your kids beforehand.
For us, roadschooling Zion National Park was: WOW! But also VERY WET!!! Unfortunately, we were ill-equipped for the soggy conditions (being the end of May, we assumed it would be warm and sunny and didn’t pack the appropriate gear). Our kids were definitely troopers but …
There was just so much to roadschooling Yellowstone National Park!!! But until I can get a full post together, here are some photos of our time at the the first ever national park! Note that this place is HUGE and even though we spent several …
Roadschooling Arches National Park in only 1 day? The best way to get a lot in with a limited amount of time is with a driving tour. However, if you get there early enough, you can also manage a couple family-friendly hikes!