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The Great Life Adventure was created for youth ages 12+. Our goal with these programs is to develop learning tools that allows students to grow in their learning autonomy, challenge them to find answers to their questions, and ask them to search out solutions to their problems. 

NOTE TO PARENTS: These tools make use of YouTube for learning purposes and we advise the purchase of YouTube premium so that learners may be saved from the onslaught of online advertising and wasting time. 

Home Economics Brunch

by Anneke van der Merwe

Our Home Economics Series is a pragmatic summons towards
self-reliance in preparation of adulthood.

Challenges include cooking,
cleaning, budgeting, planning,
and hosting skills.  

HOME ECONOMICS & CONSUMER SCIENCE

World War 1

Our war studies are smashbooks (scrapbooking) which asks learns to cut, arrange and paste the text and images from the wars we study. 

They can then compile their own journals or binders with the information they accumulate. 

 

All proceeds for these sales go to the Canadian Legacy Project. 

WARS

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by Sarah Kuntz

The Purposeful Series is modeled off of the flexibility and interest based education of the unschooling method, as well as the timeless love of literature, beauty, and art present in the classical homeschooling curriculum. It is an attempt to balance curiosity with freedom. 

PURPOSEFUL 
ART & LITERATURE

Canadian Cryptids

by Anneke van der Merwe & Sarah Kuntz

The Great Life Adventure approaches mythology from the perspectives of Carl Jung, Joseph Campbell, and Edward Edinger. Our goal is to legitimize myth as an important part
of our daily lives and the extraction
of meaning a critically important skill
necessary for human thriving.   

MYTHOLOGY &
SYMBOLISMPSY

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