Stories Index

We all love reading stories, especially those our friends have written!

Unschool~Kidz! no longer accepts contributions. The contents will remain online for your enjoyment indefinitely.

The children who have contributed items for this website live in Australia and all are educated at home by their parents.

A BIG THANK YOU goes to everyone who has sent items for our ezine!

• Dragonfire, by Keegan, age 8
• Hog Man, with Frogs, by Matthew, age 9
• At Night, by Brittany, age 9
• An Autumn Day in the Park, by Naomi, age 6
• Blobby the Jellyfish, by Branden
• Buckets and Buckets, by Branden, age 4
• An Intriguing Bedroom Suite, by Isobelle, age 10
• Crocodile with a Night, by Branden
• Dragon, by Traie, age 5
• Ghost by the Cliff, by Matthew, age 9
• Grannybear and the Penguins, by Branden
• The Dwarf, the Unicorn and the Dragon, by Jamie
• Josie and the Pussy Cats
• The Leaf Skeleton, by Abby, age 5
• The Lost Dog in the City, by Isobelle, age 9
• The Bird That Came Back, by Luke
• Mr Stinkyman Scratches His Hairy Back, by Branden, age 5
• Nancy's Choice, by Jessica, age 9
• Puss's Adventure, by Traie, age 5
• Shipwrecked on Danger Island
• Snails Tale, by Traie, age 5
• She's My Friend, by Kari, age 12
• Surprise Party by Shannon, age 7
• The Crow, by Thomas, age 7
• Tiger Chasing, by Imogen, age 5
• It Was A Windy Day Today, by Judy, age 6

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Pioneering members of the home education movement in Australia, Beverley and Robin Paine are passionate advocates of true educational choice for families. They began homeschooling their children in 1986 and three years later started the South Australian Home Based Learners network. Beverley wrote several books and booklets on home education through her self-publishing business, Always Learning Books. Beverley retired from actively supporting home education in July 2008 to allow her to spend time on her garden and writing projects. She maintains an extensive collection of websites as well as several Yahoo groups supporting families teaching their children at home. Beverley continues to support the Home Education Association of Australia as a committee member. Beverley's books will remain available through her websites. Gradually all of her books will be converted to E-books as she makes the transition to a 'paperless office'.