The post recounts a family's thrilling adventure at Barton Creek Cave in Belize, highlighting the exploration of ancient Maya history. Guided by an expert, they canoed through impressive caverns adorned with stalactites and stalagmites, learning about the region’s vast and largely unexplored cave systems. The experience included unsettling glimpses of ceremonial rituals, including a child's skull from a sacrifice. This tour, essential for understanding Belize's heritage, exemplifies worldschooling by offering immersive learning that sparks curiosity in children. The author encourages families to embark on this extraordinary journey filled with education and excitement.
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Experience the Beauty of the Pocono Mountains
Nestled in northeastern Pennsylvania, the Pocono Mountains offer stunning natural scenery and outdoor recreation that brings visitors back year after year. From scenic overlooks to rushing rivers, quaint small towns to family fun attractions, there's something for everyone to enjoy in the Poconos. We've been to many of these, so follow the links for more… Continue reading Experience the Beauty of the Pocono Mountains
Exploring the Wildlife of Belize
Belize, a jewel nestled in the heart of Central America, is not only famous for its pristine beaches and vibrant coral reefs but also for its rich and diverse wildlife. From the lush rainforests to the expansive savannas, Belize offers a haven for a remarkable array of animal species! Our trip to Belize is in… Continue reading Exploring the Wildlife of Belize
Cave Study + Indian Echo Caverns, PA
We are a little eclectic around here (or is it eccentric?!) so when a field trip to Indian Echo Caverns came up, we dropped what we were working on and threw in a cave study. Indian Echo Caverns are limestone caves in Derry Township, Pennsylvania. They offer guided tours of the caves which include a… Continue reading Cave Study + Indian Echo Caverns, PA