Our experiences of Homeschooling and Worldschooling on the road
Having decided that cities and busy tourist spots were not the best choices of venue, with the coronavirus spreading further, we cast our net a little further afield and found the ruined Roman city of Segóbriga.
We’d initially not considered going there after all of our previous Roman adventures, but as this is claimed* to be the most important Roman site in Spain we decided to visit.
With the weather looking up, and after quite a few miserable, travel-filled days for Olivia, we designated today to find something fun and educational for her, and chose the Madrid…
With schools around the world closing down, I have received many emails and messages from friends asking me for advice as to what I do as a home educator with…
We have now been on the road for seven months. As expected and mentioned in our post Learning On the Road, we planned on doing semi-structured World Schooling. I think…
We have been living and travelling in our RV since January. We’ve tried to ensure that all the educational resources we carry are not too heavy and that they get…
Currently, in our home education, we are learning about the Victorians, looking at books, videos and making a Victorian lapbook. Friday as part of our project, we took a fantastic…
While we will be having a lot of fun on the road we do need to think about Olivia’s education. We have been home educating officially since September 2017; this…