S2 E24 Şcoală, surf, somn, REPETĂ! | Navigand cu Six

19 thoughts on “S2 E24 Şcoală, surf, somn, REPETĂ! | Navigand cu Six”

1. Oops. So the ocean is NOT the toilet!? Now I'm angry at a whole lot of fish that have been in close proximity to me while diving. I need to write a letter to someone about this!😂😂😂

2. Great insight into the daily routine. The perseverance with the halyard was commendable. Great surfing footage. Loved the botany classes. Great to see a bespoke fish print from @nathillwildlifeart .

3. I have a nephew around Pip’s age and I wish his parents would watch you guys. You are giving you kids priceless lived life lessons. Watching even young pip surf, learn to kite surf and dive in that water is incredible. Whist here in Scotland my nephew needs iPads prised out his hands, refuses to learn to swim and I genuinely don’t think I’ve seen him play outside outwith school.

4. I just love your family,I envy the quality time you get together……Priceless experiences for your kids……. and for the parents!

5. SENSATIONAL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

6. My favorite sailing family!!
   Keep them kids busy and happy. Love the content!

7. No dull routine on a cruiser. Always new places to investigate, new circumstances to adapt to, new problems to solve. It's Science Day for the crew. Now off to the surf– great footage! Time to reconnoiter a tropical island. And mom may just about have that halyard fixed…

8. Best surfing I have ever seen great job kids and dad

9. The prop was the other owners! 😉 To bad about the halyard chaffing. Are you able to turn it end for end or just shorten it?

10. Another great episode, great work. Cheers from Texas.

11. Its been a while after the last posting…..about the knot you being tying together….could you put a plastic tube that you can shrink its using a heater…..just my thoughts….

12. Great episode. You guys are such great parents. We homeschooled all the way through too and I loved every minute of it. I miss it now that they are all grown. Enjoy your beautiful kiddos!

13. I love it. !!!!!!! The cover crop protected the soil from Archie 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

14. Always a groovy episode. Can never get enough of surfing shots. The coolest floating school house in town, but come on, buy an extra rope. However, good lashing practice. Stay stay and stay groovy. PS Fantastic island filming.

15. Your best ep. yet. Proud to be a Kiwi.

16. This is unexpected. You have a prayer for the botany class (1:05) and Christian symbols on the boom (6:51). Didn't Jesus say that it's easier for a camel to go through a needle's eye than for a man with a Leopard 46 to enter the kingdom of heaven? 🙂

17. Thanks for sharing. 🏄‍♀️🏄‍♂️

18. Learning about how water moves up through plants reminds me learning about capillary action like water moving up your jeans when the bottoms get wet. Totally get your love of teaching.. I work a few days a week in a print museum and. along with teaching people about letterpress and how important it was to the world, I also love telling the younger children about things like collective nouns. A herd of cattle, a conspiracy of ravens, a murder of crows etc. I then tell them that the best thing about collective nouns is that they can make up their own ones. My one for children would be a giggle of children/ Btw, my favorite collective noun has to be a tower of giraffes. Would love to hear about collective nouns the kids might dream up. A fray of ropes perhaps?

19. Really great episode. Loved hearing about how you homeschool. There’s a nationwide company in the US that provides educational assistance. One of the things they do is have a tutor, a high schooler, a middle schooler, and a primary schooler all sitting at a U-shaped table. The tutor helps the HS student, the HS student helps the MS student, and the MS student helps the youngest. It seems that the way you’re doing your homeschooling is very similar.

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