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Discover a World of Learning with Our Geography Homeschool Curriculum

At the Global Explorers Club, we believe that education should be an exciting journey that brings families closer together. Our literature-based geography curriculum is designed to alleviate the stress of lesson planning, allowing you to focus on what matters most—spending quality time learning and exploring with your children.

The Global Explorers Club's geography homeschool curriculum books and resources including DK Countries of the World, How to Make Hand-Drawn Maps, Cooking Class: Global Feast, The Flag Book, Smithsonian Children's Illustrated Atlas, and The Wondrous Workings of Science and Nature Coloring Book

Bring the World to Your Children

With the Global Explorers Club’s Montessori-inspired geography homeschool curriculum, you’ll explore a rich variety of subjects—literature and language arts, history, science, art, and music—all explored through the lens of different countries and cultures. Our unit studies and hands-on activities are designed to make learning a fun-filled and memorable adventure.

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A child's paints a hand-drawn map inspired by Alma Flor Ada's book Island Treasures: Growing Up in Cuba, a homeschool notebooking mapwork activity recommended as part of the Global Explorers Club's Cuba unit study.
A child's Wild Blueberry Jam recipe card for Canada, a writing activity for kids included in the Global Explorers Club's Around the World curriculum.
Children paint different coral reef formations they've created as part of a homeschool notebooking mapwork activity included in the Global Explorers Club's Cuba unit study, a homeschool geography curriculum.
Children use rice to create different coral reef formations during the Global Explorers Club's Cuba unit study, a homeschool geography curriculum.
Homeschool Notebooking - a child completes a "Where in the World Are Those Coral Reefs?" mapwork activity for kids as part of the Global Explorers Club's North America unit study
Children playing the free printable Shisima board game available at the Global Explorers Club
A child working on a GPS coordinate map as part of a DisneyNature study on chimpanzees included in the Global Explorers Club Africa unit study
A child working on a geography notebooking activity for Chad, part of the Global Explorers Club Africa unit study
A child plays Trique, a three-in-a-row game from Colombia.
Juana & Lucas mapwork activity and book discussion guide, part of the Global Explorers Club's Colombia unit study, a homeschool geography curriculum
A child works with the Global Explorers Club's South America Infinity Street math activity, a Montessori-inspired place value tool that makes learning numbers fun and engaging. Perfect for elementary students, this hands-on printable helps kids dive into units, tens, hundreds, thousands, and even millions, while exploring South America's population numbers!
A child is working on a homeschool notebooking country journal page for Venezuela, a country included in the Global Explorers Club's South America unit study
Homeschool Notebooking activitity: The Incredible Yet True Adventures of Alexander von Humboldt, a book discussion guide included in the Global Explorers Club's South America unit study, a secular homeschool geography curriculum.
A child's completed virtue affirmation, part of the Global Explorers Club's homeschool curriculum.
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A child spreads wild blueberry jam on toast as part of her study of Canada during the Global Explorers program.
A child stirs the ingredients together while preparing arroz con leche as part of a unit study on Mexico.
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Why Choose the Global Explorers Club’s Geography Homeschool Curriculum

Hands-On Cultural Activities

From mapping and notebooking to creating art, exploring music, and playing traditional games, our hands-on activities make learning a fun-filled adventure.

Literature-Based Curriculum

Introduce your children to new countries and communities through folk tales, picture books, and stories that explore cultures and traditions around the world.

Flexible, Family-Style Learning

One curriculum, multiple ages, countless possibilities. Go at your own pace, adapt activities to your children, and enjoy learning together as a family.

Africa Unit Study
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Discover South America: A Comprehensive Unit Study
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Discover North America: A Comprehensive Unit Study
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Curious about how the Global Explorers Club works?

We’ve put together this FAQ to help you get a quick, clear picture of what the Global Explorers Club offers and how it can fit into your learning routine.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The Global Explorers Club is a family-style geography curriculum designed to help kids discover the world through stories, hands-on projects, and meaningful connections. Inspired by Montessori and Charlotte Mason approaches, our unit studies explore countries and cultures through literature, mapwork, journaling, art, music, cooking, and games.

Our resources are flexible, allowing families to learn together across multiple ages and adapt lessons to fit their schedule, interests, and pace. Whether you want to dive into a single country or take a full journey across a continent, the Global Explorers Club gives you everything you need to make geography and culture an engaging, memorable part of your homeschool.

The Global Explorers Club is designed for homeschooling families and primary educators who want to make geography and cultural studies more engaging and meaningful. Our resources work well for:

  • Families with multiple ages: Activities are adaptable so siblings can learn together, each at their own level.
  • Parents who value hands-on learning: From mapwork to cooking, art, music, and storytelling, kids experience cultures in real, memorable ways.
  • Educators seeking flexible lessons: Our unit studies fit a variety of teaching styles, schedules, and learning preferences.

Whether you’re new to homeschooling or looking to enrich your current studies, the Global Explorers Club gives you the tools to make exploring the world a shared family adventure.

The Global Explorers curriculum is designed to work well with elementary and middle school students. Activities are flexible, so you can adapt them for younger learners or challenge older kids with additional books and research projects. Many families enjoy learning together across multiple grade levels.

Nope! We include a list of recommended picture books, folk tales, and middle-grade reads with every unit study, but you’re free to swap titles or use what you already have on hand. Our lessons work even if you choose different books that fit your family’s needs, preferences, or budget.

That’s completely up to you! Some families finish a country study in a week or two, while others take a month or more. Our resources are designed to be flexible, letting you adjust the pace based on your schedule, interests, and how deeply you want to explore each country.

You can do either! If you want to try things out, start with a single country study. If you’re ready to plan a longer-term adventure, a continent bundle gives you everything you need to explore multiple countries without worrying about what to do next.

The Global Explorers Club is a secular curriculum. While we sometimes touch on world religions as part of cultural studies, we approach the subject from an educational, non-religious perspective. Families of all backgrounds can comfortably use our resources.

Our program blends storytelling, hands-on activities, and cultural immersion in a way that goes beyond maps and facts. Kids experience geography through living books, folk tales, music, art, and even traditional recipes and games, making it a meaningful and memorable journey for the whole family.

Yes! While our curriculum is designed with families in mind, it works well for small groups, co-ops, and classroom enrichment. Activities can easily be scaled up for group learning and adapted to fit your teaching style.

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Suggested Books & Resources

Countries of the World
Countries of the World
This Is My World
This Is My World
Cooking Class Global Feast
Cooking Class Global Feast
The Flag Book
The Flag Book

You’ll find these books and resources included in the curriculum, but you’re always free to use alternatives that fit your family’s needs, preferences, and budget.

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Discover the World Together

Imagine what it would be like to connect with your children over stories, food, music, art, handicrafts, and games and to share in the wonder and discovery of our world?

Embark on an “Around the World” adventure with the Global Explorers Club, a family-style geography homeschool curriculum. Engaging hands-on lessons and activities are all thoughtfully planned to make your homeschooling journey a breeze. With dedicated unit planners for each country, stay organized and enjoy every moment of your family’s “Around the World” adventure.

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