OUR HOMESCHOOL ROUTINE with 4 KIDS | Family Fizz

Our HOMESCHOOL routine with 4 KIDS! Spend a day in the life with our 4, 5, 12 and 19 year old children who are all homeschooled. Come along with us as we show you an example of a day covering all of the learning and activities which we do as part of our children's homeschooling routine. But not everyday is the same!

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[aleshajune]

Great to see an example of a homeschooling day! As a teacher in an Australian mainstream school, can I please suggest you consider researching the Science of Reading. The research shows that it’s important to teach children phonics when learning to read vs learning through memorisation. When Karma read “The fish drinks”, you could see that she was relying on the illustration rather than decoding the text. While illustrations are certainly important for comprehension, at Karma’s age it’s soooo important to teach her the most common sounds each letter of the alphabet makes, and as she’s older, learning spelling patterns.
Just a suggestion!

[britainbossier]

Georgie is a wonderful mom! I admire how hard she works to make her children feel known, loved, heard, and excited about life

[neleweisener]

Seeing you prepare your breakfast made me miss your old videos with all the „what we eat in a day“ parts 😋 maybe you could show more of your meals in the future

[silverpriestess]

I was bullied for 10 years out of the 15 years I went to school. I've always enjoyed your channel, partly due to getting an insight into a harmonious living/working environment that I never experienced. I definitely admire and understand the emotional benefits of homeschooling, though I also wouldn't be the person I am today without the harsh experiences of school. Thanks for sharing your lifestyle with us!

[elkepayne]

What a brilliant approach to homeschooling. I've watched lots of vlogs about this subject but you guys have an excellent approach and just going to a country house turned into a huge learning opportunity with some great conversations. I really was impressed. Well done guys xxx

[Slayyyyyqueeeeen]

As someone who does sociology as GCSE I found this really interesting, btw I am a regular viewer, but because you guys also travel a lot your children experience new cultures and life styles so that also helps your kids educationally. I also love how you guys have strict schedule and then freedom ❤

[tabithaisobel]

This was really nice to see this different side of you all, felt more like a behind the scenes type video. I've always really been interested to see what homeschooling entailed and it looks perfect.

[juliatord]

Wish i could have been homeschooled. Sounds amazing. I hated school from day one. I skipped school so often in my later years and that would never have happened if i was at home learing in a safe environment.
School felt like brainwashing.
Thank you for this video! You two have brought up 4 amazing kids🙌🙏💖

[AaaaSddd-ecvc]

In Australia, I left in year 10. I was extremely nervous and never happy being at school. I have learnt more being at home doing work at my own time has really benefited me much more than my days at school. I don’t know if it’s a distraction thing, or it’s the thought of going there but It was the best decision of my life. These kids are extremely smart and well spoken, and it proves that no matter if you home school children or go to school, either way it works.

[lucindajoseph]

It made me so happy, to see that you visit places like this with your children! As an adult I started visiting national trust properties with my parents and it's such a wonderful time for us to spend together, learning about history, art and architecture. I love that you're doing this because I feel as though appreciation for this sort of thing is lost on younger generations and I really feel it's so beautiful and should be valued more. Like Georgie and Sienna, I'd love a beautiful old house, filled with character and books! what a dream

[chessyharris]

My favorite teacher was Mr. Clark, he was my high school Business Management teacher. His favorite saying was " When in doubt write it out, when not in doubt write it out any way. That way you will never be in doubt."

[lauranovak]

Karma and Koa are like sweet old married couple together. It's great to so more parents homeschool their kids, homeschooled kids usually work they dream jobs, and follow their dreams. ❤❤

[Gymnast]

Can’t wait for more gymnastics vlogs of Sienna!!!

[jennifersherwood]

Darren and Gorgie Wow !
You have really got Homeschool down to a tea haven’t you. Well Done.
Your children are so knowledgeable at such a young age.
Karma and Koa are sooo sweet . I love their little voice and the caring way they are with you, and the way you are with them.
All that healthy breakfast food the children knew about as well and the nutrition is such a great thing to learn about.
Darren, were you at Georgie both Homeschooled yourselves as well ?
His Sienna getting on with her mouth brace these days? Perhaps you could do a vlog all about that or in o e if your other channels?
This was such an interesting vlog to do . Thanks for sharing Guys. X

[poppyparks]

I find it so interesting how you homeschool, teaching life skills.. and karma and koa are so well spoken ❤

[EmmaLovesYt]

I love your videos they put a smile on my face! ❤ It's great to see your beautiful homeschooling routine, I said I wanted a homeschool routine video 😊

[Youre_so_beautiful]

A little tip for Sienne, while stirring the porridge (or food in general) I wouldn't use a metal Spoon or any hard metal, since that will damage the pot! 
I would rather use a wooden spoon so you don't damage the pot while stirring the food :)

[jaynei]

HONESTLY……my best days are when family fizz post a new video ❤ from Northern Ireland x

[katybowes]

Hey Fizz Fam - just wanted to say how jelly I was of your holiday in Africa. It was lovely to see the animals you saw in their natural environment. Looking forward to watching this video. Love ya lots ❤ xxx

[Adina.]

How do they make friends with people and connect with those from different backgrounds? I feel like school helped exposed me to all this and helped me learn and grow up with others and helped me learn new interests and stuff? Some clubs id go wasn’t diverse.