The Everywhere Classroom

The story of one family’s worldschooling adventure, with tips and inspiration for anyone who wants to embrace travel as an immersive learning opportunity.

In The Everywhere Classroom: How One Family Turned Wanderlust into Worldschooling and How You Can Too, Andi Almond recounts her family’s experiences traveling the globe for a year, revealing the rich educational opportunities the world offers beyond traditional classrooms. Through the engaging and often humorous stories of the Almond family's adventures—from an impromptu expedition to Antarctica to a solo teen homestay in Taiwan—the book captures how travel off the tourist trail offers profound lessons that push comfort zones and foster growth and global awareness.

Each chapter weaves a vivid tapestry of encounters that illustrate how families can make the most of their travels, whether on a weekend getaway close to home or extended adventure far afield. Supplemented with practical tips, curriculum ideas, and strategies for incorporating worldschooling into trips of any length and budget, The Everywhere Classroom goes beyond being a mere travelogue. It serves as a catalyst for change, inspiring families to explore purposefully and discover boundless learning in the world.

Andi Almond is a former AP journalist and freelance writer who has lived and worked in many places while wandering the globe. Part of a robust and growing worldschooling and travel community, she offers worldschooling advice, family adventure travel tips, recommendations for teen and tween-friendly learning experiences, and more on her popular Instagram account, @4almondsabroad. When not exploring the far reaches of the earth, Andi is a communications leader at a global consulting firm. She calls Boulder, CO, her home.

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