Homeschooling can be a terrific way to provide your children with a quality education, but sometimes, it can feel monotonous and mundane. A great way to mix up your homeschool routine is to take a road trip! The open road offers an excellent opportunity for learning, exploration, and clowning around. They allow you to explore new places, meet new people and experience different cultures. For a memorable road trip, look no further than the dairy state! Wisconsin is perfect for your next road schooling adventure; from unintentional sculpture parks to lumberjack shows, you'll never be bored!
Fred Scheers Lumberjack Show, Hayward Wisconsin
The Lumberjack Bowl is a magical place that welcomes some of the best lumberjack shows in the world. This arena hosts many of the most thrilling acts from Scheers Lumberjack Shows to the Lumberjack World Championships. Every time you step foot in this iconic bowl, you can feel the passion and excitement of these unique performances. At the show's end, our son tried out one of the large saws and chose a piece of wood, signed by the lumberjacks, as memorabilia. This high-energy show is fun for all ages!
Yooooo hoooooo!
Museum of Historic Torture, Wisconsin Dells
At the Museum of Historic Torture, you'll take a walk into history's darker times when ancient Roman crucifixion was commonplace. Here you'll get acquainted with the world's most infamous tools of the torturer, like the Thumbscrews, The Rack, The Ducking Stool, and the dreaded Chinese Death Cage. Exhibits incorporate torture devices, disturbing images, and detailed descriptions of how and why torture was used back in the day.
FAST Fiberglass Mold Graveyard, Sparta Wisconsin
At the fiberglass mold graveyard, you'll likely recognize some relics from the past. Perhaps a statue or an object from a favorite water park you visited as a kid or something you saw sitting outside the gas station you drove by every day to school. FAST Fiberglass Molds are meant to stand the test of time, putting up a notable fight against the elements of mother nature. This is why FAST is a leader in making eye-catching mascots and other branding items for businesses. When visiting, be aware of potential dangers like sharp objects and hornet's nests. It is advised that you do not touch the molds, but snapping photos as you casually stroll through the boneyard is fine.
The Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame, Hayward Wisconsin
At 143 feet long, the hall of fame is home to the world's most enormous muskie. Here you can climb up several flights of stairs through the belly of the muskie before walking out its mouth to wave at those below. Several exhibits display vintage fishing boats, motors, and various gear, making it an ideal stop for anyone who wants to learn more about the history of fishing.
International Clown Hall of Fame Baraboo Wisconsin
The International Clown Hall of Fame and Research Centers is devoted to honoring, protecting and promoting the art of clowning through performance and media. A great effort is taken to preserve, interpret and share all clown-related art with each new generation. It is a place to recognize the achievements of those who have devoted their lives to bringing joy to others.
“The Noblest Art is of making others happy.” P.T. Barnum
Make a day of it and visit the Circus World Museum and see the acts at the big top too!
Sputnik Crash Site Manitowoc, Wisconsin
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