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One of the scariest things about hitting the road full time is that you alone are now responsible for making sure your children get a good education. If you've never homeschooled (or maybe even if you have), it's a daunting task that carries with it a lot of responsibility. Fortunately, a lot of homeschool materials are amenable to, and even enhanced by, full-time travel. These articles cover our experiences transitioning from public school to roadschooling, including tips on scheduling and curriculum design. You'll also find some examples and ideas based on our own roadschooling activities.
Managing a roadschooling curriculum can be difficult. At a minimum you want to track what your students are doing to make sure they’re progressing. You probably want to be able to schedule activities a few […]
Read More »One of the best ways to give your children fun and educational adventures while roadschooling – without breaking the bank – is to purchase museum and zoo memberships that offer reciprocal privileges. We’ve researched the […]
Read More »One of the most daunting questions about taking time off to travel with kids is how to make sure they’re getting a good education. As one of Bryan’s grad. student professors once told him – […]
Read More »Are you curious about roadschooling? Full-time travel presents some unique challenges to parents with school age children. One of the biggest centers around how to give them a proper education without sending them off to […]
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