Homeschool Travel Tips Series
If you’ve been following us for a minute, you know that we’re all about learning WHILE having fun! Well, taking advantage of homeschool travel opportunities is just one, of many, ways we accomplish this!
As part of the “Tips for Homeschool Moms” series, we’re sharing 10 ways we’re able to incorporate homeschool travel into our lives.
From Monday, June 6th through Friday, June 17th, (and beyond!) you can consider this page to be your Homeschool Travel Tips Headquarters.
Every day, I’ll be posting a whole new article having to do with homeschooling on the go because, after the last two years we’ve had, it’s time to get out of the house and learn!
Go ahead and bookmark this page so you can come back each day and easily access the new article. Being a homeschooling parent is hectic enough, so we might as well make things as easy as possible, am I right?!

Why Homeschool Travel?
I’ll get into further detail in the daily articles, but, as a homeschooling parent, I thank my lucky stars every single day that my kids have the opportunity to learn and experience life in such a unique way.
Do we have to wait until federal holidays to take a day trip? NO.
Do we have to wait until the summer to take a family vacation? NO.
Do we need to squish all our adventures into Saturday and Sunday? NO.
Are there plenty of learning opportunities out there, both near and far and for all budgets, that homeschooling families can take advantage of? YES!!!
Easy & Budget-Friendly Homeschool Travel
Follow along in my homeschool travel tips series here!
Learning through Local Events
Interested in attending some budget-friendly educational events in your area, but not sure where to find them? In Learning through Local Events, I share a number of resources you’re sure to love!
Homeschool Travel Opportunities
What counts as travel? Why should you incorporate homeschool travel into your lives? And…did you know there are companies out that that cater to traveling homeschoolers?!
Planning Homeschool Travel with the Family
Might as well get the whole family involved, right?
Homeschool Travel Must Haves
My list isn’t long, but certainly is helpful! Check out some of my tried and true travel must haves!
10 Ways to Keep Kids Busy on a Road Trip
Heading on a road trip? These tips can help to make sure everyone enjoys the trip!
5 Helpful Tips for Getting Passports
We got passports for the family and I’m sharing tips from our experience!
Easy Ways to Save Money on Food While Traveling
Less spent on food = more that can be used on adventures!

5 Easy Ways to Make Travel Educational
Might as well plan ahead for some intentional learning during homeschool travel!
5 Things for Homeschoolers to Learn About Before Traveling to a New State
Road tripping across the USA? These tips could be super helpful!
Tips for Homeschooling while Traveling
Want to continue your regular learning schedule while traveling? These tips will make it easy!
Do you love to travel, too? Help out a fellow homeschooling family and share some of your favorite homeschool travel tips in the comments below! Who knows, you might learn an interesting tip or two, too.
Until next time, stay safe and enjoy quality time with your family,


Elizabeth Dukart is a proud Florida based born and raised Jersey Girl, wife, and mom of 2 human boys & 1 canine boy.
Created in 2021, Elizabeth owns and publishes That Homeschool Family: a free resource for homeschooling parents and beyond! A seasoned blogger, Elizabeth previously published a popular location-specific family resource blog, but decided to “Pivot!” her blogging focus after she started homeschooling her two boys in 2020. In addition to this blog, you can follow Elizabeth’s homeschooling and family adventures on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Pinterest. She can also be found in her Facebook Group: That Homeschool Family Hangout.
When she’s not busy taking over the world or homeschooling, Elizabeth can be found listening to music (especially The Beatles & Harry Styles!), being silly with her boys, watching movies with family, shopping, or traveling!
Have a question or want to work with Elizabeth? Send her an email!



