As soon as the weather starts improving, our entire homeschool routine changes — and honestly, I absolutely love it. There is something magical about those brighter mornings and longer evenings. Suddenly the books become lighter, the shoes end up muddy, and learning naturally spills outdoors. One thing I’ve realised over our homeschooling in Ireland journey is that some of our richest learning never happens at the kitchen table. It happens in the garden. It happens while digging, climbing, building, planting, running, observing, imagining and exploring. The warmer weather almost gives children permission to become little scientists, engineers, gardeners, architects and storytellers all at once. This time of year, we naturally start focusing…