What We Use To Homeschool In Our RV! (Travel Home Schooling)

We dive into the details of exactly what we use to home school our Kids as we travel. If you want to see exactly how we go about our Homeschool days check out the video on our other channel that shows where we store it and our semi routine.

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[esmath]

I am learning how to help RVers as a homeschool teacher and appreciate this video.

[andrewtesti]

Wow that is awesome! As a homeschool family sometimes it’s nice to see what other people use to find stuff that may be better for our kids. Thanks

[laurielowry]

Thanks! Single mom about to hit the road and this was helpful.

[karengann]

Have a Jr. in High School, have been homeschooling since 2nd grade and am very familiar with your curriculum choices :) Awesome!

[takayama]

Good job! I was an elementary teacher way back, we love education, still involved... Kids have incredible resources these days. Don't forget the basic social skills. Like Captain Kangaroo said, "And remember to always say 'Please' and 'Thank you.' Common human courtesies I call it. Speak to people, respect older people especially. Keep at it.

[nmsummit]

I LOVE the left handed notebook! My daughter has hated writing in her spiral notebooks this year, so she does all of her work on the back of every page! She will be thrilled to see this! Thank you so much for sharing!

[TheyCallMeBlessed]

IEW is the best curriculum for writing! I have tried and reviewed several writing curricula and IEW is by far, the one I saw quick progress with and more excitement in my kids' eyes. Great choices!

[loveinfla]

Thanks for the good explanation of what to do for home school . No one goes into detail for newbies.

[dianashelton]

I have 2 daughters (adults now) who are lefties. I found the Lefty store in SF years ago on a work trip. Love them!

[jeandecker]

Looks like you will have a great school year. I was always excited to get the books for our daughters each year. I'm not sure they were as excited. I sure do miss it, but our girls are both grown and on their own. Enjoy these fun times with them.

[LauraPowell]

Thanks for sharing your curriculum picks. I'd love to hear more about how dyslexics think, since I'm home educating one. I hope you'll do curriculum reviews too.

[BeginningfromthisMorning]

We use several of the same curricula you guys do. Sounds like we have pretty similar homeschooling style. We are hitting the road (from Gilbert, AZ) in a few months, so it's great to see how you make all the school books, folders, etc. work for you on the road. And, our youngest is also a lefty just learning how to write. He's the only one of us who is a lefty so it's going to be a whole new world for me teaching him. I love the lefty notebook. Totally going to get that when he's ready. Thanks for the great peek into your world!

[jenl.]

We used Spelling You See last year with Anna and I LOVED it! It really leans towards that Charlotte Mason way of copywork/dictation and it helped so much!!! And as a bonus, they learn so much about the topic/people they read about each week.

[jcyarns]

As a lefty myself, I concur the struggle is real. Now if we lefties could only write our sentences from right to left we wouldn't get pencil or pen smeared on our hand.😉 I'm so jealous of your new notebook Eli.😊

[kimberlyweese]

Thanks for sharing. We use some of the same curriculum.

[tenajikner]

That Geo organization! Can you please do a video sharing how you organize? That seemed amazing!

[kricketjoy]

Oh, my goodness! You guys use just about everything we use! You will love IEW. My son's writing ability went from fourth grade (in fourth grade) to highschool level in one year. We use Saxon for math as a full time family traveling, but I break the books into lifepac style books, and store the ones we're not using away. My son went through aas for spelling to level three, and now I'm letting him teach my daughter the first three, then I'll teach them both together from level four on.

[samamthaj]

Great video! I have a question about...All About Spelling... did you complete all levels or just jump in on what level suited your needs...if you just jumped in is it hard without having gone through the other levels??

[allenmandy]

Thanks for sharing. I have a son going into 5th grade and another going into 3rd grade for the upcoming fall. I see this video is 2 years old. Would you still recommend these curriculum after using them? I’ve been homeschooling part time and I’m going to have to get things into high gear to do it full time While RVing. Thanks for your advice.

[jamer]

How do you find what is going to work for your child outside of just buying each curriculum and doing trial and error? I'm just starting homeschooling this year and am so overwhelmed by the options!!