Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Homeschooling Essentials: Family Friendly Field Trips

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Field trips are definitely a homeschooling essential here at TheTravelingclassroom!  This is the second post from  TheTravelingclassroom  about Homeschooling Essentials.  This is a blog hop that members of the Schoolhouse Review Crew are participating in.  Welcome to the hop-  Sit back, relax, and enjoy:)

Field Trips get us out of the house and give us a new perspective.  Most of the time they give us new inspiration too.  Sometimes it seems like the kids learn so much more by touching, seeing, and doing.  Below I have listed some of the field trips I have shared here on TheTravelingclassroom blog.  These are all field trips in Panama, Central America.  You can click on any of the pictures below to learn more about each field trip.  Please leave a comment below and share what is one of your favorite field trips and why.  Thanks for traveling with us:)

National Parks:


The Book Mark - A Used Book Store

The Feria - Fair

Hiking Trails - Los Senderos


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Gualaca - Swimming


Horseback riding 


Petroglyph Hunting


Coffee Farm & Trails


To The Beach!


Below are a few more homeschoolers  sharing what they think is essential for homeschooling -just click on any of the links below...

 Amanda @ Hopkins Homeschool
 Jennifer @ Royal Little Lambs
 Sarah @ My Joy-Filled Life
Chareen @ Every Bed of Roses

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