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How We Support Homeschool Families
Expedition Learning
Resources for Learning
Expedition Learning
Hands-on field trips where reading, writing, history, science, and problem-solving come alive.
Workshops
Resources for Learning
Expedition Learning
Small group learning experiences focused on reading, writing, creativity and communication.
Academic Support
Resources for Learning
Resources for Learning
Personalized ELA support based on your child's strengths and needs.
Resources for Learning
Resources for Learning
Resources for Learning
Easy-to-use reading and writing tools so you can feel confident teaching at home.
You Don't Have to do Homeschool Alone
You may be looking for...
- a little extra reading or writing support
- an experienced educator to teach a difficult skill
- opportunities for your child to learn with other homeschoolers
- meaningful field trips that go beyond simply visiting a place
- reliable resource so you don't have to create everything yourself
Upcoming Expedition Learning Experiences
Sunken Ship
Geocaching Adventure
Geocaching Adventure
Dive into History
Students step into the role of historians and explorers as they investigate a “sunken ship” from the Age of Exploration (1600s–1700s). Inside a simulated shipwreck dive zone, students examine real-to-life artifacts like navigation tools, trade goods, personal belongings, and ship equipment. As they rotate through the div
Dive into History
Students step into the role of historians and explorers as they investigate a “sunken ship” from the Age of Exploration (1600s–1700s). Inside a simulated shipwreck dive zone, students examine real-to-life artifacts like navigation tools, trade goods, personal belongings, and ship equipment. As they rotate through the dive, students observe, infer, and gather evidence to uncover the story of the ship and all the people aboard it. Come join us for a memorable day!
Geocaching Adventure
Geocaching Adventure
Geocaching Adventure
Navigate Wild Florida!
Students become navigators and explorers on a geocaching adventure through Brooker Creek Preserve. Using maps, compasses, coordinates, GPS technology, and environmental clues, they work together to locate hidden caches, solve challenges, and strengthen key navigation, geography, teamwork, and problem-solving skills
Navigate Wild Florida!
Students become navigators and explorers on a geocaching adventure through Brooker Creek Preserve. Using maps, compasses, coordinates, GPS technology, and environmental clues, they work together to locate hidden caches, solve challenges, and strengthen key navigation, geography, teamwork, and problem-solving skills while learning how explorers use tools, clues, and collaboration to move through Florida’s natural landscapes.
Archeological Dig
Geocaching Adventure
Archeological Dig
Life Before Florida Was Florida
Students step back in time at Crystal River Archaeological State Park as they explore how Indigenous peoples lived, adapted, gathered, and traded along Florida’s Gulf Coast thousands of years ago. Through real artifacts, archaeological features, environmental clues, and evidence-based challenges, students wi
Life Before Florida Was Florida
Students step back in time at Crystal River Archaeological State Park as they explore how Indigenous peoples lived, adapted, gathered, and traded along Florida’s Gulf Coast thousands of years ago. Through real artifacts, archaeological features, environmental clues, and evidence-based challenges, students will think like archaeologists as they uncover what this remarkable site can teach us about life long before Florida became a state.
Coastal Explorers
Geocaching Adventure
Archeological Dig
The Great Florida Ecosystem Challenge
Students become coastal explorers as they investigate the living/nonliving parts of Florida’s coastal ecosystems at Fred Howard Park. Through wildlife observation, food-web challenges, shoreline engineering, conservation decisions, and team-based problem-solving, students will discover how coastal syst
The Great Florida Ecosystem Challenge
Students become coastal explorers as they investigate the living/nonliving parts of Florida’s coastal ecosystems at Fred Howard Park. Through wildlife observation, food-web challenges, shoreline engineering, conservation decisions, and team-based problem-solving, students will discover how coastal systems work together—and how people can help protect the habitats and wildlife that depend on them.
What do the Moms and Their Kids Say?
"My daughter came home talking about things she learned and excited to write her story that night. These experiences are worth every bit of the investment."
Regarding our resources “Clear, easy-to-follow, standards-aligned lessons helped me see where my daughter needed support and made writing manageable.”