There is no other place I’d rather be than teaching and learning with my girls. The freedom that comes with homeschooling allows me to pursue opportunities to travel and learn as much as we can while experiencing things first hand! Welcome to our blog about planning our next big adventure, the Lewis and Clark Trail! The three of us girls plan on a 40+ day adventure of learning all we can about the biology, botany, geography, geology, economics, and civics (and more) associated with the Corps of Discovery journey of 1804-1806. Join us on our journey!

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We are a homeschooling family with two "students," our philosophy is learning through experience.  As a geologist by profession, spending time outdoors and surrounded by the environment is second nature to me, and I hope to teach my girls everything I can about the world around us.

It has always been a dream of mine to travel the Lewis and Clark Trail.   This past summer, we had a free day on our vacation in Nehalem Bay, Oregon and decided to visit Ft. Clatsop and the Lewis and Clark National Historic Park.  Once there, I knew that we would have to visit the whole trail and come back to this beautiful location.  I even picked up some lesson planning guides at the visitor center.  I began working out the details in my mind.  

With the freedom that comes with homeschooling, I am very excited to pursue the opportunity to travel with the girls and learn as much as we can while experiencing things first hand.  The experiences of being in a place and really taking time to reflect and enjoy the area, goes so much further in our way of thinking and learning.  There is no other place I’d rather be than teaching and learning with my girls!  

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