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This will be so fun to play with. It also reminds me a bit of the game https://www.geoguessr.com/. No music in that one, but it’s full of fun gamified location sleuthing. Sarah Peshek

Thank you Sandra, this is one of the best ressources i've ever seen. Already sent it to my irish/english friends living in France. They used to live in Lisbon, before that San Francisco and somewhere

Radio garden.? It's a globe.? It's a map without any markings or borders. http://radio.garden/ It's world music in the most worldwide, up to the moment way I could ever have imagined. I hope it's

This game/toy/miracle-of-modern-life came to my attention this week.? It's a zoom-in-or-out globe, satellite views edited to remove? clouds or shadows, no political boundaries, no names of

***I would like to have some more ideas to help Conchinha with her thoughts and fears*** I believe that different people have different ways of working through their thoughts and fears.? Ethan liked

We've? been on no cars, no anything 24 hour lockdown here for over a month now as well. My kids are older, but the mental health issues are pretty universal. It's a very hard time, sometimes I just

These are indeed tricky times, and as you implied, to begin with when we first locked down it seemed many unschoolers had a real advantage - they were used to being at home and often loved being at

Hello everyone! I hope you're all doing as well as possible, during these pandemic times. We're in Portugal and going through a very strict lockdown at the moment, because things were getting

Site announcements:??Siblings, sharing, whatif? https://aboutunschooling.blogspot.com/2021/01/siblings-sharing-what-if.html Also a new page not announced yet in that blog, with a sound file, and

I LOVE that wood floor in the third photo and the wall tile in the last one. To be fair, it's likely that the pictures Catía saw were when I was tiling a shower.? I'm embarrassed then to admit that

Olá, Would like to share my thoughts with you today. While my daughter was creating art with lunch, in our unfinished kitchen, i was thinking about the proce\ss that allowed me to be so grateful our

My mom Told us if we didn’t study we will end up selling potatoes on the street. She wanted us to be engineers and doctors. I wanted to be an?architect and I loved dance and music?but she said

My family discouraged me from attending university. I was told that wasn't necessary- I should find a good husband and stay home. I worked and got scholarships to attend.Oddly, in Lebanon, they laugh

=== And for us, growing up, the threat was Woolworths. "You'll end up stacking shelves in Woolworth's if you don't pass your Maths O Level". === My mother used to say that if i didn't study i would

=============================== =============================== For me it was always Cambridge, because Daddy was at Cambridge. I think it's often 'Oxbridge' otherwise . And for us, growing up, the

== the carrot was "If you study hard you can go to Harvard." I KNOW that offer (made by people who had no power over the admission process at Harvard) was and still is made to kids in LOTS of

Harvard definitely has name recognition, but I think it also has prestige; I haven’t googled it, but perhaps it is the oldest Ivy League school, and so perhaps as such?claims?the *most* prestige

McDonalds-That was the actual stick used by my parents, albeit with a facetious edge! I don’t recall them ever dangling Harvard (Harvard was too expensive) but the concept of Harvard as the pinnacle

When I was a kid in school in the 1960s, the threat was "Study, or you'll have to be a janitor." Last I knew in American schools (maybe further out) it had morphed, by the 1990s, into "If you don't do

Thank you, Sandra. I just wrote a response and it got lost when I tried to insert a link - so my apologies if this is a repeat. Yes, my parents have lived here since I was 18 months old and my brother