Looking for a fun way to switch up your child’s daily learning? With the warmer spring weather, it’s a great time to explore activities outdoors, but there’s still plenty of fun to be had inside, too. This month, they can [...]
Before his brain injury four years ago, Kelly’s son was deeply creative, drawing comics, painting and finding joy in art. Afterward, things looked different. "Any attempts we made to get them back into art, including classes with a former teacher, [...]
From songwriting about animals to designing tiny paper villages and coding their own games, April is full of hands-on ways for learners to explore what lights them up. This month’s line-up invites kids to create, experiment and think differently, whether [...]
From rural isolation and housing instability to meaningful work helping others, Hayden’s learning journey has been shaped by real-life experiences and regular self-reflection. Growing up in challenging circumstances and witnessing the realities faced by unhoused communities across British Columbia, this [...]
If you’re exploring learning options for your child, you might be looking for something that feels more personalized than the public school approach. Maybe your child learns best through curiosity, conversation, hands-on experiences and real life. Or maybe your family [...]
One of the best things about home learning is that learning doesn’t have to follow a rigid schedule or come from textbooks and online programs. In fact, some of the most powerful learning happens in the middle of everyday moments, [...]
Many parents and guardians have experienced the challenge of keeping their children engaged with learning. Some subjects can feel disconnected from everyday life, making it hard for learners to see how what they’re studying relates to the world around them. [...]
