I'm Amelie
These are the guides I built first for my own two kids. Now they're here for any family who wants more real-world learning in the days they already have, whether at home, on the road, after school, or over the summer.
I loved teaching. I really did. Watching kids light up when something clicked. The small daily wins. The days when they were genuinely happy to be there, leaning in and learning.
But somewhere along the way, the classroom stopped feeling like the right place for me.
I couldn't name exactly why at first. Just a quiet, persistent sense that something had to change.
After 15 years, I needed a real break. So I took a year-long leave of absence, and our family hit the road.
Seven months of travelling together. My kids were 12 and 9, and for the first time I was homeschooling them full-time. No classroom, no system, just us.
That trip answered the question I'd been circling for months: what did I want the next chapter to look like? Three things clicked into place.
I still loved teaching. Teaching my own kids brought that back to life.
I realized I still had plenty to give to the learning world. Fifteen years of experience, a head full of creative ideas, a real feel for how kids actually learn. All of it could travel with me.
And I wanted to give my own kids more than we'd been fitting around the school day. More life skills. More hands-on, meaningful projects. More time to chase what actually interested them. The world they're growing into is changing fast, and I wanted them ready for it.
The Leap
When we got home, the decision I'd been circling for years finally made sense. Leave the classroom and homeschool my own kids. For our family, right now, this is what fits. The road might look different a few years down the line, and that's okay.
Our days filled up with hands-on projects, real-life experiments, things that got us all out of the house and into the world. Nobody was miserable. I wasn't exhausted. We were just… learning. Together. And my kids were more engaged than I'd ever seen them.
I started making simple guides for our own days. Low prep, flexible, something we could grab on a rainy afternoon, at the grocery store, or halfway up a hiking trail. Things my kids would actually want to do.
Not a curriculum. Not a replacement for school. Just a collection of tools that helps any family bring real-world learning into the rhythm you already have, whether you homeschool, worldschool, or just want to do a little more at home after school, on weekends, or over the summer.
Anywhere Learning lets me do the two things I love most, teaching and creating, with my own kids beside me.
What I Believe
Kitchens, parks, airports, backyards: learning happens everywhere when you know what to look for.
Our activities are designed to be done together. No tablets, no apps, just you and your kids, hands-on.
Open it, pick an activity, and go. I do the thinking so you can focus on being present with your family.
No schedules, no sequences. Use the guides however you want, at home, travelling, or in between.
Works With Your Approach
I designed every guide to complement your philosophy, not replace it.
Start with a free guide or browse the activity guides and see what fits your family.
xo, Amelie
