Eh. I'm skeptical of self-assessed "my idea went well, they like it, see?"
What about socialisation with peers? What about boring but necessary activities, if they only do what is fun? What about jobs?
What about socialisation with peers? What about boring but necessary activities, if they only do what is fun? What about jobs?
Homeschooling doesn't mean living in a cage or away from others (well sometime it might, especially in some religious approach of it. Extreme cases are what people hear about and that might be the reason of those believes).
Kids can still go play with friends, do sports or any activity !
On a personal note, my wife and I homeschooled our kids between their 7 and 10 (mostly because we were traveling here and there), and now that they're back in the school system, they have no problem and have good marks.
It's way more easy to teach 2 kids (maybe we were lucky, as they're twins so are at the same class level) than 25 to 30. You can cover official curriculum pretty quick, and it leaves time to do other (fun) stuff.