What is Carschooling?

Make time in the car more creative for antsy kids while you maintain your sanity!

I have logged over 218,000 miles in the car with my kids. Here's my solution to introducing fun education into traffic jams, cross-town jaunts, and endless road trips.

As a homeschooling parent, I spend a lot of time in the family car with my two sons. I cart them around to science, music and gymnastics lessons, to libraries, friends' houses, and homeschool park days for recreation and socialization. I also take them on numerous field trips to distant points of interest.

Parents with kids in public or private schools spend inordinate amounts of time in the car, too.

When I mentioned my alarming odometer fact to a friend whose children go to public school, she admitted she also spends enormous amounts of time in the car with her kids.

Bottom line:
No matter how old your kids are or where they go to school, you're doing some serious road time together.

So - seize the opportunity! With this new Carschooling book, you have the opportunity to enhance your kids' education with genuinely fun and enticing activities, resources and crazy games designed to improve their skills in math, science, history, reading, grammar, and more

Even better, you're turning menial time into meaningful time.

While Carschooling is about using ideas and resources to help children and teens learn while on the road, it is also about doing activities that help families spend meaningful time together. With Carschooling, you'll be improving communication, building trust and good will, and bonding your family together in profound and heartfelt ways.

Now - here's how to get involved in Carschooling today!

Check out some sample curriculum!

Print this week's free game (and sign up to automatically receive free games each week!).

Then order the Carschooling book for your family's immediate roadtime fun!

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Meet the Carschooling expert
Diane Flynn Keith

Before she became a carschooling and homeschooling expert, Diane Flynn Keith was just another parent with a pair of antsy kids in the car. Now, 12 years later, Diane is recognized nationally and internationally as an expert in education outside the traditional classroom walls.

When she and her husband, Cliff, decided to homeschool their two sons 11 years ago, there was a definitive void of information in this new field. She quickly sought out the “experts” in this field and, as she developed material and coached other parents, she began publishing Homefires – The Journal of Homeschooling, which eventually became an online publication (see www.HomeFires.com). A featured writer for The Link, a national homeschool newspaper, and the official Carschooling Advisor at homeschool.com, Ms. Keith also is a popular speaker at education conferences and seminars where she often presents her Carschooling workshop.

Her book, Carschooling: Over 350 Entertaining Games & Activities to Turn Travel Time into Learning Time – For Kids Ages 4 to 17, is published by Random House.