Roadschooling with the Junior Ranger Program
For us, the National Park Service’s Junior Ranger program is an indispensable and hands-on component of our roadschool curriculum.
For us, the National Park Service’s Junior Ranger program is an indispensable and hands-on component of our roadschool curriculum.
If you read our first audiobooks list you know we are big fans of passing the time together listening to a book. For us, it is the ultimate road trip companion, and we’ve got ten more titles sure to make your next road trip fun for the whole family. Nancy Read more…
Roadschooling -Verb A form of homeschooling that involves traveling while allowing places and experiences to drive learning As a full-time traveling family, we are what many call “roadschoolers,” meaning we use our travels to influence our children’s education, or sometimes our educational needs influence our travel. However you look at Read more…
With a wealth of items to choose from, we’ve put together our top pick for family-friendly podcasts that are sure to make your next adventure fly by.
Audiobooks are a great way to pass travel days or long car rides together as a family. Check out our list of audiobooks to add to your family’s reading list.
We’ve been in Wander Bus for 5 weeks and in that time I gave us permission to take a break from homeschooling and just be. It’s been a wild adjustment, especially those early days (something I chronicled in my last post, Urban Life to Skoolie Life), but what I didn’t Read more…
When we set out on an adventure, it’s our job to prepare for the teaching moments when they surface. We put our children in situations that will stimulate their minds, and then we follow up with activities that will keep the learning experience rolling. There’s no better place for our family to practice unschooling science, social studies, and even physical education, than in the National Park system.