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Mental Math
Mental Math are math questions that can be worked out in one’s head. Often, they are two part questions which involve a multiplication or division question first, followed by an addition or subt... Read More
Waldorf Wet on Wet Painting
Watercoloring is a quintessential activity you’ll find in Waldorf school starting in kindergarten. And using Stockmar concentrated paints will help you achieve the lessons that are suggested in ... Read More
Waldorf Handwork Through the Grades
Handwork is a subject area in you’ll find in Waldorf schools. Just like you would find math or science in traditional school settings, handwork is a staple in a Waldorf setting as well as histor... Read More
Ocean Main Lesson Block
It’s time to start a new unit and this time around I’m writing my own main lesson block for a study on the ocean. Ocean study is broad, so I’m focusing our work on local coastal plan... Read More
Ancient Greece Main Lesson Block | Waldorf Inspired
HOW TO DO A UNIT STUDY | ANCIENT GREECE It’s time to put together another unit and this time it’s Ancient Greece. We already started out with materials for this unit, but over the last few... Read More
LIVE TUTORIALS | FORM DRAWING LESSONS
With minimal video edits, you get to see from start to finish how I teach a form drawing lesson. This lesson works with my 6-year-old’s skill set, but also works for my 11-year-old’s ocean... Read More
Bee & Honey Unit Study | Living Books, Curriculum, Resources and Projects
It’s nearly spring and that means we are putting our history units aside and welcoming spring with our nature units. We are kicking it off with this small unit study on Bees and Honey. I’v... Read More
Curriculum Haul | Homeschool | American History | US History | High School | Living Books
We are kicking off our American History units with the Colonial times. We did an introduction to American History with a small unit on Columbus, but this is our first official unit of a series of unit... Read More
Colonial America Unit Study | Projects, Books and Resources
Colonial America | Unit Study Unlike our typical history units, this Colonial America History Block was fairy short in comparison lasting 1-2 weeks. I gathered together resources we already had from t... Read More
Waldorf Grade 1 | Teacher, Student, Classroom
Are you embarking on your Waldorf journey? There are some quintessentials supplies you don’t want to do without, and then there are many supplies that are sure to enrich your lessons, environmen... Read More
Live Q & A | Answering Your Questions
Are you curious how Waldorf education connects to other educational philosophies? Are you curious to see how it can be adapted to suit the Muslim family? Today’s Live Instagram with Noor from Le... Read More
Felt Comparison
Did you know that the felt you buy at most crafts stores isn’t all natural? It’s actually acrylic! And being acrylic it means it’s far less expensive, but won’t last as long (i... Read More
Copywork and Dictation
Copywork and Dictation for the Muslim child is a curriculum using ayat which mention the 99 names Allah as content for copywork, dictation and memory work. Each week a name of Allah will be focused fo... Read More
Waldorf Physics | Grade 6th, 7th and 8th
The study of physics from the Waldorf perspective is one of experience and observation followed by explanation, review and lesson work. Lessons are delivered with demonstrations. The apparatus is then... Read More
Waldorf Geometry
My favorite subject of all of the math blocks is geometry taught the Waldorf way. It might even be my favorite main lesson block of all! Though Botany and Astronomy are right up there in the top three... Read More
Waldorf Math | Elementary Years
Math can be a daunting subject area to tackle. We may have experienced our own math trauma in school which led up to grow up believing we weren’t good at math resulting in a fear or dislike of t... Read More