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AI & Digital LiteracyMarch 1, 2026

How to Teach Kids to Prompt AI (So It Actually Helps Them Learn)

“Tell me about volcanoes” gets you a wall of nothing useful. The difference between a bad prompt and a good one is one question.

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View through an airplane window at sunset, the start of another family adventure

Travel & WorldschoolingFebruary 26, 2026

How to Homeschool While Traveling (Without Losing Your Mind)

You don’t need to drag a curriculum in your suitcase. The trip is the curriculum.

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Kids swimming in a beachside pool in El Zonte, El Salvador, palm trees and ocean in the background

Travel & WorldschoolingFebruary 21, 2026

What Worldschooling Actually Looks Like (From El Salvador)

Surf lessons, volcano hikes, pupusa-making, and paying for mangoes in Bitcoin. That’s a Tuesday in El Zonte.

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AI & Digital LiteracyFebruary 18, 2026

AI Myths vs. Facts: What Kids (and Parents) Get Wrong

AI will outsmart all humans within five years. AI has feelings. AI is always right. Your kids believe at least one of these.

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Car trunk packed full of suitcases, bags, and a soccer ball, ready for seven months on the road

Travel & WorldschoolingFebruary 13, 2026

What We Packed for 7 Months of Worldschooling (and What We Wish We’d Left Behind)

Seven months, four countries, two kids. Here’s what earned its place in the bag — and what should’ve stayed home.

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A LEGO world build with a house, yard, trees, and figures, an imaginary world brought to life brick by brick

Creativity & MakerFebruary 9, 2026

Why Building Imaginary Worlds Is Serious Learning

An island divided into Candyland, Sportland, and Woodland — each with its own laws. That’s not a doodle. That’s systems thinking.

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