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While Worldschooling

Hi Everyone, our family adventure is officially underway, and what a first stretch it has been! Over the past several weeks, we have followed a route through Niagara Falls, Vermont, Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, Colonial Williamsburg, and Washington, D.C., mixing history and hands-on learning with outdoor adventures, city discoveries, and the joy of reconnecting with friends.

Explore Boston and Philadelphia with kids on a family journey through the American Revolution, Constitution, historic sites, food, and hands-on learning.

Visiting Colonial Williamsburg with kids? Discover the best historic sites, trades, hands-on activities, learning ideas, and practical family tips.

Our family found warm hosts, memorable meals, art, animals, and old-fashioned Vermont charm at The Landgrove. Come inside our joyful stay.

Explore Niagara Falls with kids through science, history, engineering, food, and family fun. See how four days became a worldschooling classroom.

After months of planning, and several especially hectic weeks, the moment we’ve been anticipating is finally here. We’ve wrapped up our life in Dubai, landed in the United States, and are just days away from officially launching our year of family travel and worldschooling.

After years living in Dubai, we spent our final 12 months playing tourist in our own hometown. Here are the family adventures, memories, and full-circle moments we loved most.

Planning a Kenya and Tanzania safari with kids? Here’s our honest, story-driven family guide to Nairobi, the Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire, and every lodge we loved.

Citizen Science turns family travel into real research. Here's how we introduced our kids to it, ran our first bioblitz in Dubai, and a variety of projects we'll be exploring all year.

Geocaching with kids turns ordinary travel days into treasure hunts. Here's how our family uses caches to slow down, look closer, and find the corners we'd otherwise walk right past.

After visiting 77 countries to-date, here's what travel has already taught our family, and how we're applying those lessons to a year of worldschooling around the world.

From Pack 813 in Dubai to Lone Scouting across 4 continents, here's why Cub Scouts is central to our worldschooling year plan, and how your family can do it too.

We took our kids to Italy for 3 weeks as a worldschooling trial-run before our gap year. Here's what worked, what surprised us, and what we learned about educating through travel.

We're pulling our kids out of school to travel the world for a year. It's the best decision we've ever made, and here's why.

Worldschooling is an approach to education where families use travel and real-world experiences as the primary classroom for their children. Instead of desks and textbooks, worldschooling kids learn history by standing where it happened, practice math in local markets, and develop empathy by building friendships across cultures. Tens of thousands of families around the world are doing it right now, and the movement is growing fast.