Waldorf preschool rhythm

Our daily rhythm with symbols by Wunder Farmer inspired by Waldorf . Daily rhythm for stay-at-home mommy, baby & toddler. Housecare during nap time and after kids' bed time, except picking up toys together with toddler

So, I thought I'd share how our days came to have their current rhythm, pattern, flow. Call it a totally basic and not entirely orthodox gu...

Rhythm is (Always) the Answer - What is this rhythm concept and how can it help us in our homeschooling and our parenting? | from Waldorf-Inspired Learning

October Rhythm and Play

Waldorf is a holistic educational model that strives to teach the whole child... head, heart, and soul. It's appealing and exciting, but can also feel overwhelming! Kirtsee Raki explains how you too can gift your children a Waldorf-inspired education.

Things change and adjustments are made. Moving in and of itself is an adjustment to make. A transition that some children (and adults!) handle better than others. The move, away from family, to a c…

Guest post by Leah Damon - @leahdamon I spent the majority of my childhood growing up as a missionary child in a remote village in the beautiful wilderness of the West African bush. Most of my tribal friends lived in mud huts without the conveniences of clocks, watches, or other technology, and the concept of

I typed up a routine/rhythm based on the way our days flow. The white band is the new main lesson block from our new Waldorf curriculum. We already started with the stories and forms and it is goi…

Welcome to Day 6 of 30 Days to Waldorf-Inspired Preschool at Home series! (To start with the introduction, just click here! ) Today I want to encourage you to go outside every day with your preschooler. As in, every day year-round. It’s a healthy habit to get outside every day