Homeschool Travel Abroad
A Great Way to Learn a Foreign Language

Homeschool vacations can include studying the Renaissance in
Florence, Italy; exploring the canals of  Germany, or learning about
gladiators in Rome. Learning a foreign language is an added bonus
of travel. It's always easier to learn foreign languages at an early age.
What might take a year of study from textbooks and classes, could
only take a month of language immersion for a child.
Here are some upcoming trips with Abercrombie and Kent. These
trips aren't specifically for homeschoolers, but they are a great way
to have history and cultural education built into your vacation.              
                              
A Storybook Adventure 2011

This program is part of A&K's Family Holidays. During a Family
Holiday through Budapest, Vienna and Prague, unearth ghostly
legends, explore secret underground tunnels and view glimmering
weapons and armor. Test your sculpting skills while making
marzipan; compose your own waltz in homage to Mozart, Beethoven
and Strauss; and take a horse-drawn carriage ride to a Viennese inn  
built in 1447.

A Window to Ancient Greece 2011

The gods of ancient Greece live on in myths, legends and the
incredible structures built to honor them. Explore the Parthenon and
the ancient Plaka district in Athens. Stroll through charming Nafplion.
See the "beehive" funerary chambers in Mycenae, the great temples
in Delphi and Meteora's Byzantine monasteries. Conclude your
journey in Thessaloniki, home to beautiful beaches.

For more information on these trips, visit here: Abercrombie and Kent
Heidi's Alp is the story of an Oxford mum who takes her
four daughters on a trip across Europe. Along the way, they
visit the locations of children's stories and fairy tales.
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