Lots of people ask how unschoolers learn without classrooms or teachers. The perhaps paradoxical answer is that they have classrooms and teachers, just not in the traditional sense. The kids' (7 y.o. No. 1, 5 y.o. No. 2, and 3 y.o. No. 3), teachers are whoever they happen to be around when they're curious about something. Their classrooms tend to be anywhere but our house, where we all typically decompress for a few hours around dinnertime before we head off to bed. We do have haunts form time to time where we spend more time learning. When the kids were younger, we had a favorite coffee shop with a grass lawn and an upstairs. We'd hang out upstairs practicing numbers and division. Since we've come to San Francisco, our favorite learning haunt has changed. Google came the closest to what we use for a classroom when they implemented rolling study halls: More times that not, the gang and I find ourselves discussing 'school' subjects...