Number 2 in our Meet The Homeschoolers series is Lyndy of Homeschool Ahoy homeschool and travel blog. Lyndy and her family homeschool on a yacht – they are boat schoolers or yacht schoolers. In this series we try to present the diverse reasons, methods and families behind global homeschooling to encourage and support everyone in […]
Cruising is Great For Homeschoolers
As homeschoolers we are in a great position to vacation outside of peak times and to avoid crowds and high prices. Nowhere is this more true than in the world of cruise ships. We just completed our first ever cruise. No ordinary cruise, this was a monster, an 11 day Atlantic Crossing from Southampton to […]
Learning About Voodoo in New Orleans
Well why not? Learning about Voodoo is fun and, like all religions, it’s a pretty important part of understanding how and why the world is the way it is. I’m not going to start teaching the kids how to perform rituals, but Voodoo is a fascinating subject that for us, was part of what we […]
Aboriginal Culture and History. Djabugay or Tjapukai People
The Djabugay or Tjapukai people are an Australian Aboriginal rainforest tribe from the wet tropics of northern Australia. The Djabugay people have names from the Djabugay language and transmit their tribal cultures from generation to generation. The Djabugay language was spoken in the Cairns, Port Douglas, Mareeba, Kuranda and Atherton areas, with regional dialects between local […]
Learning About Space Travel. Kennedy Space Centre
What a day we had today! There is probably nowhere better in the whole world for learning about space travel than the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. A look at how amazing educational fieldtrips like this one, should be part of your homeschool kids learning. Learning About Space Travel at Kennedy Space Center -Homeschool Style […]
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