3 Reasons to Give Your Homeschooler Travel Experiences This Christmas
- 3 Reasons to Give Your Homeschooler Travel Experiences This Christmas

If you want to make holiday preparation easier on you and even more exciting for the kids, you must consider giving your homeschooler travel experiences this Christmas!
I get it, it’s lots of fun to go Christmas shopping for the kids. I am totally guilty of buying way too many gifts for my kids, too. It’s easy to find things I think they’ll enjoy and, over time, the secret present stash in my closet grows to a size that’s completely ridiculous and overwhelming.
It takes a ton of time and materials to wrap everything. Then, on Christmas morning, the kids unwrap all the gifts quickly. They play with what they like and other things just…sit and collect dust. And remind me of money that wasn’t well-spent.
You’d think I would’ve learned from my mistakes quickly, but that isn’t the case. This year, though? This year, I’m prepared and have a plan. This year, I’m focusing on giving my homeschoolers travel experiences instead of stuff for the holidays!
If you’re thinking of making a change in your gifting habits this year, but you haven’t made a set decision yet, I’ve got three reasons (and a freebie at the end!) to give your homeschooler travel experiences for Christmas this year!

Reason #1: You will Save Money
Do you know how much money you’ve wasted on unused gifts? Actually, let’s not even go there because it’s just way too depressing.
Travel doesn’t have to cost a lot of money. There are many ways to make homeschool travel budget-friendly from utilizing library passes to purchasing experiences through discount sites.
Giving homeschool travel will save you money because it is a gift that will actually get used & be enjoyed…unlike the random toys that will just end up forgotten underneath your child’s bed.
Reason #2: The Kids will Learn
Learning through experiences is one of the best ways to learn!
Instead of giving snacks as gifts, plan a visit to a nearby food factory that offers tours. Instead of giving the kids video games to experience another world, consider taking them on a weekend getaway or a day trip to experience the physical world.
Even better? Consider giving the kids a budget and let them plan a travel experience with you!

Reason #3: You’ll All Make Memories
Growing up, do you remember learning through doing desk work and assignments or do you remember the places you went and the things you saw & experienced?
Even though I graduated some 20 years ago, I can still tell you the details of a 4th grade field trip I went on. We visited all sorts of local places of historical importance and learned all about the town. It was so interesting! (Fun fact – I currently live across the street from one of those historical places!)
I don’t remember much more of my “educational” experience though. I took plenty of spelling tests, wrote plenty of reports, & created plenty of dioramas, but I don’t really remember the specifics of those assignments.
Giving a homeschool travel experience to your kids for Christmas will allow all of you to make meaningful memories together! There are so many out there, that it’s easy to plan a wonderful experience on any budget!
Because I know just how hectic the holidays can be, I’d love to make your life a little bit easier by making my Homeschool Travel Printables Set totally FREE for you! Just use the code MERRYCHRISTMAS at checkout and it’ll be completely free until December 31, 2022. Enjoy!!

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Elizabeth Dukart
Elizabeth Dukart is a proud born and raised Jersey Girl, wife, and mom of 2 human boys & 1 canine boy.
Created in 2021, Elizabeth owns and publishesThat Homeschool Family: a free resource for homeschooling parents and beyond! A seasoned blogger, Elizabeth previously published a popular location-specific family resource blog, but decided to “Pivot!” her blogging focus after she started homeschooling her two boys in 2020. In addition to the blog, you can follow Elizabeth’s homeschooling and family adventures onFacebook,TikTok,Instagram,YouTube, andPinterest.

