12 Zany Roadschool activities in Montgomery Alabama on a Budget

Posted on 4 May, 2016 by Chrissie — No Comments ↓

We travel fulltime in a 300 square foot home on wheel (an RV) and Roadschool or Unschool along the way. I love telling you’ll about the places we find to explore and visit. We found 12 Zany Roadschool activities in Montgomery, Alabama that are free, almost free or on a very small budget (like ours). With our field trips we also do a little google school (research on the internet) and sometimes when we are really Continue reading →

A typical Unschoolers Week: All the Boring Stuff Behind the Scene

Posted on 2 March, 2015 by Chrissie — No Comments ↓

This is a little introduction to our somewhat exciting life of an Unschooler. I normally try to post tips on Unschooling, Frequently Asked Questions, and projects that you can do with your kids. Today I wanted to talk about behind the scene stuff and well, honestly, it is a little boring. These are things we do every day or every week, A typical Unschoolers week, that I just don’t write about because I fear you Continue reading →

What Learn To Mod Really Teach Kids Other Than Programming?

Posted on 7 November, 2014 by Chrissie — No Comments ↓

Everyone has heard about Minecraft, and if you are an Unschooler you have probably played it more than once. Ok, if you are older than eight and homeschooled, you are probably addicted to the game and have had many conversations with your parents asking if you were going to do anything else today. So the question is: Is it ok if your child plays Mine Craft all day, every day? The answer you keep reading Continue reading →

What if my child doesn’t want to learn spelling, vocabulary, or math?

Posted on 10 September, 2014 by Chrissie — No Comments ↓

What if my child doesn’t want to learn spelling, vocabulary, or math? The idea of Unschooling is to let your child decide what they want to learn and how they want to learn it. The idea is not to push a certain curriculum on them or make them do it for a certain amount of time or even visit it every day. Children learn through play and allow to be their own teachers. What does Continue reading →

Can I use Audio Books in my Unschool Curriculum?

Posted on 14 August, 2014 by Chrissie — No Comments ↓

Can Homeschooled children or Unschoolers use Audio Books in their curriculum? As far as I am concerned if it fits into your curriculum and works well with your family you can use anything. Most of all if it helps get your child to become excited about reading. I have two little girls and they both hate to read. I blame the private school that we send them to. So, I came up with a Continue reading →

Reading – Free Books

Posted on 29 December, 2013 by Chrissie — No Comments ↓

Reading – Free Books The girls are starting to both read on their own and read to us more often. This is a great relief for both me and my husband. That being said, we will be spending more time reading this year. A great source of free books for you and the kids is Booksfree. I know with all the e-mails we receive a day we all worry about getting spam from the different Continue reading →