By Tracey Turner and Andrew Donkin, and illustrated by Libby Vander Ploeg “Cities are full of possibilities.” We’re always on the look out for fab books we can use to continue our worldschooling while we’re at home, so we were thrilled when Nosy Crow sent us a copy of A History Of The World in … Continue reading A HISTORY OF THE WORLD IN 25 CITIES – BOOK REVIEW
By Michael Holland FLS and Philip Giordano “Plants are essential to your world. Without them, no other living thing would be able to survive.” The surprise hit book around here at the moment is I Ate Sunshine For Breakfast! I have to admit, I’d never heard of it when the lovely people at Flying Eye … Continue reading I ATE SUNSHINE FOR BREAKFAST – BOOK REVIEW
By Sabrina Weiss and Kerry Hyndman “An island is a piece of land that is completely surrounded by water.” When I first saw Amazing Islands, I knew it would be brilliant for a travel-loving, worldschooling family like ours! We’re always looking for ways to continue sharing that exploring attitude with our kids in our everyday … Continue reading AMAZING ISLANDS – BOOK REVIEW
(OR FOR GETTING BACK ON TRACK AFTER A BAD DAY!) It’s that time of year again, where everyone is contemplating the upcoming new school year. And this year might look very different for a lot of kids, for obvious reasons. But if you’ve decided to worldschool (or homeschool), then you couldn’t have picked a better … Continue reading 3 SUPER SIMPLE TIPS FOR GETTING OFF TO A GOOD START WITH WORLDSCHOOLING OR HOMESCHOOLING!
A Different Way To Go 