Worldschooling Travel: Join Our Adventure

We had the best time exploring with you. Your warmth and generosity are amazing, making our travel experiences truly memorable. We’re so grateful for the day you gave us. Little Canada was so cool; we saw things we wouldn’t have been able to experience on this trip, which inspires us to keep exploring and engaging in worldschooling. Our list of destinations is always growing! Dinner was delicious, and finally spending time with family was so welcoming and needed for all of us. Thank you for everything you do; we appreciate you more than you know.

Having your support keeps us going in many ways! We explored our first cat cafe—some of them didn’t even look real. We learned how they rescue the kittens and find forever homes. We went to a board game lounge and had a blast challenging each other in some familiar games and some new ones. These travel experiences, part of our journey in Collaborative Rebellion, have been invaluable. Spending time together and having new experiences is so important to us as we embrace our worldschooling adventure. Thank you so much for helping, encouraging, and fostering our love of this exciting life!

Snowy cold adventures with the family are the best, and our travel experiences have been even more memorable thanks to local events! However, I think our favorite gift from you all has been watching Mochi warm up to us, transforming from cowering in her crate to snuggling in our laps. Hanging out with your fur babies (and your not so furry babies) has been part of our collaborative rebellion against the ordinary, and we love the warm, inviting, cozy chaos of such a love-filled home. Thank you for having us stay as we embrace this worldschooling journey together!

The warmth and kindness you've shown us during our travel experiences, and the way you've opened your home to us, has been nothing short of amazing. You're incredible hosts and wonderful people. We've had so much fun spending time with your happy family, part of our collaborative rebellion against conventional travel. Thank you for everything—from showing us around to feeding us delicious meals and playing every board and card game imaginable! Neal is a terrific tour guide, so full of knowledge, and Emily has so much patience with the kids! And who doesn't love cuddles from a happy baby? This is truly a worldschooling experience we'll cherish forever.

Finding a work-life balance while engaging in our Collaborative Rebellion and ensuring we can enjoy these travel experiences for as long as possible is no small feat. We appreciate every opportunity we are given. Spending time with this sweet girl is one of our favorite ways to embrace worldschooling and earn more days abroad. Thank you for sharing her with us and for trusting us with her. We can't wait to see you folks again real soon!

Visiting the beach in England was such a surprising travel experience for us. We didn't expect all that sunshine, and we'd never seen a beach before that was all rocks! We collected so many, and it's challenging to choose which to leave behind. We had ice cream (twice!) and got to explore a few really cute little shops. We even bought a couple of cool fossils and loved visiting a museum called Dinosaurland, which was FILLED to the brim with fossils, crystals, and gems. This trip truly felt like a part of our collaborative rebellion against conventional travel, especially as we embraced the principles of worldschooling. Oh my!

Sometimes our biggest supporters come from places we didn't expect. You probably don't even realize the impact you are having on us by just doing what you do, especially in our journey through worldschooling and Collaborative Rebellion. Thank you for your support, your engagement, and your encouragement. I keep being gently pushed in a better direction because of your feedback and the example you set. Your influence is shaping my travel experiences and moving this world in the way that you do.

Raising little humans involves taking a step back to evaluate the baggage we carry from our own childhood. As the world changes around us, we strive to keep up, sometimes falling behind, and catching up when we can. It's easy to become so engrossed in everything that’s happening that we overlook the small details that shaped who we are. Social media gives us a glimpse into the lives of those we knew back then, encouraging us to view the world through our inner child's perspective. Embracing a mindset of collaborative rebellion can enhance our travel experiences, especially when we explore the concept of worldschooling, allowing us to rediscover the joy and curiosity of our youth.

Science can be so cool and equally scary, especially when we think about our travel experiences! Thank you for introducing us to the coolest website! We've been exploring it ever since, and it's even sparked a few assignment ideas related to our collaborative rebellion against traditional education methods. Luckily, we have not been eaten yet by Screw Worm Flies or their larvae. While we all have a lot of mosquito bites, we seem to be free of Malaria. Thank you for your heartfelt support and your tales of what to avoid in Costa Rica. We didn't get stranded too many times without a car in places where the buses don't go, which has made our worldschooling adventure even more enjoyable.

Gig work is an amazing way to fill in some gaps when we aren't abroad, especially as we pursue our passion for worldschooling. This collaborative rebellion against traditional work helps us to follow our dreams and provide these kids with travel experiences that offer a lifetime of opportunity. We wholeheartedly appreciate all the opportunities you've created for us and the support you give us time and time again. Your art is incredible, and your spirit is contagious. We are so lucky to have you on our side.

We only had 12% totality during the partial eclipse here in Costa Rica. To the naked eye, you'd barely have known anything was going on. The sky grew a little duller, and the shadows under the trees became a bit weaker. However, we were well-prepared for this travel experience! We kept those glasses you gave us in perfect condition and made sure not to lose them. We actually saw the eclipse! Thank you for always inspiring us with the encouragement we need to keep learning about the world through our worldschooling journey. Science rocks, and it feels like a Collaborative Rebellion against ignorance!

Thank you for all of your support and encouragement. You should know that we have taken the time to meet and pet every dog we've spotted all across England during our travel experiences. We lost count somewhere around 75, and there were a few that the owners mentioned weren't really friendly enough. However, these kids have learned so much through the process of worldschooling and being with you, making countless dog friends and creating warm, fuzzy memories along the way.

Costa Rica has a lot to offer, but very little gluten-free food can be found here. However, our travel experiences have shown that the kids have been more willing to try new foods. Our grocery list has shifted toward a slightly more vegetarian lifestyle, embracing the local ingredients. We've been enjoying more beans, squash, and corn—different types of each too! Costa Ricans refer to this as the three sisters diet, which is said to provide incredible health benefits. There's even a documentary about the Blue Zone in Nicoya, showcasing how this lifestyle contributes to well-being. It seems we can survive and thrive without chicken nuggets, embracing a collaborative rebellion against typical eating habits, all while engaging in our worldschooling journey.

With all that Costa Rica offers, you'd think the kids might never get bored during their travel experiences. However, packing so light means leaving many toys behind. Thanks to your gift, they have received magical childhood items like bubbles, candy from the grocery store checkout lane, and most importantly—vbucks and pokecoins. These virtual items are essential because they allow the kids to keep up with their favorite games and maintain connections with friends back home, making their worldschooling journey even more enjoyable through Collaborative Rebellion.

We absolutely LOVE exploring the world so far through our travel experiences! As we embarked on our journey north, we witnessed the seasons change with such intensity that the colors were as vibrant as a flower garden in a painting. We've encountered a variety of fascinating flowers and discovered numerous new fungi species. At our first stop, we planted some beautifully fragrant mint, which we even used to make our own fresh tea. We can't wait to share a few new recipes with you as part of our Collaborative Rebellion in worldschooling!

We visited the Museum of Gloucester and enjoyed some incredible travel experiences that taught us about local history, world history, and even Star Wars! It was a hands-on experience and so much fun, aligning perfectly with our worldschooling journey. Afterward, we explored a local shopping mall and bought a bunch of yummy candy. We even got to dig up dinosaur bones and dress up as Roman fighters, which felt like a collaborative rebellion against the ordinary! It was so cool! Thanks for helping us learn and experience more.

You and your family contributed to our travel experiences by helping us get to Lyme Regis on the Jurassic Coast. We engaged in a collaborative rebellion against boredom as we hunted for fossils and had a blast trying to pronounce the Latin names for the things we discovered. It was such a cool experience! We even found some real fossils that we can bring home with us, making it a memorable part of our worldschooling adventure.

We missed our Halloween buddies so much this year! Thanks to you, we made sure we still had costumes, candy, and adventures, all part of our collaborative rebellion against missing out! We even had travel experiences in Scotland, donning our costumes and enjoying a (very cold) picnic on the beach. An early night under the covers with The Little Shop of Horrors was the perfect ending to our worldschooling journey. We miss you and appreciate everything you do for us!

You wouldn't believe how many sheep there are out here! We thought we saw a lot of cows when we visited you, but out here we've seen more sheep than all the cows we've ever encountered in our whole lives. Helping out on the farm was one of the best travel experiences we've had, and visiting several farms has been amazing too. However, the coolest experience ever was discovering a park that had its own herd of cows to hang out with—definitely a highlight for our worldschooling journey and a perfect example of Collaborative Rebellion in exploring the countryside!

Our travel experiences at The Raptor Foundation were truly unbelievable. During our private tour, we encountered the sweetest little feathered potato and got to pet it. We learned a great deal about birds of prey, which is a fantastic addition to our worldschooling journey. The highlight was a flight demonstration where several of these amazing raptors participated, showcasing their skills for just a few pieces of chicken and a lot of praise from us, embodying a spirit of Collaborative Rebellion against the ordinary.

Science is EVERYWHERE! England is so rich with history, being as old as it is, but what we didn't realize was how much science there would be IN that history! Our travel experiences have shown us fascinating insights, from learning about wind turbines to understanding how a thatched roof works. We've seen countless species of flora and fauna, making our journey feel like a true collaborative rebellion against the mundane. Being able to really break into the rocks we found at Lyme Regis, looking for real fossils, was beyond exciting. We loved using tools to smash the rocks and talked a lot about the sounds and smells of the act, all part of our worldschooling adventure.

Some days in England can be quite dreary, emphasizing the importance of making the most of our travel experiences. While there are tons of rainbows and plenty of sunshine, they weren't kidding about the rain and damp! We used these days to engage in awesome craft projects, which have become part of our collaborative rebellion against boredom. We've learned to felt, do diamond paintings, cook new dishes, and brew the perfect cuppa! We even made our own toga for a Halloween costume and painted a beautiful hanging planter filled with fresh Moroccan mint. It's been a fantastic way to embrace worldschooling and explore our creativity.

England is a super cool place that offers amazing travel experiences, and we think you'd love it. Kids are often out playing sports in the parks, engaging in activities like football (soccer) and rugby, regardless of the weather! During our time there, we were lucky enough to get our own rugby ball and learn a bit about the game. It's perfect for burning off lots of energy, making it a fun way to embrace a spirit of Collaborative Rebellion through play, and it's a fantastic part of our worldschooling journey.