Month: September 2016
How To Make Counting Sticks | Waldorf
Counting sticks are typically used in Waldorf classroom to practice skip counting and the multiplication table. They are easy to make and have many other uses as well…boys anyone!! My kids espec... Read More
Are Museum Memberships Worth It?
We have been members of ASTC for many years and for us, it’s been of value. The Association of Science and Technology and Centers has museums and science centers all over the world, so once you ... Read More
Moroccan Couscous | Fall Recipe
This is my favorite fall recipe of all time! It’s so warming, nourishing and healthy; it’s perfect for cool autumn days or for a cozy dinner with friends. I have my dear friend Laura and h... Read More
What A Surprise!
It’s an understatement that we like getting things in the mail, we love it! And what we love even more is when what we get is unexpected! Let me show you what that looks like today. About five w... Read More
Fairy Peg Doll | Tutorial
I’m getting better at this tiny little peg dolls, and my girl is loving it! Here are a couple tips: if you are painting in eyes and a mouth, use a thin but slightly firm paint brush, don’t... Read More
First Grade | Waldorf Curriculum & Supplies
First grade in a Waldorf school begins at seven years of age, after the change of teeth has begun. Other notable differences about a the first grade curriculum is the story aspect of each lesson, even... Read More
Rock Excavation Kit | Kindergarten
This was one fun rock and crystal excavation kit! My five-year-old daughter liked it so much, she asked to do another one. She treasures the rocks and crystals that came in this kit. This was a little... Read More
Peg Doll | Tutorial
This is my first peg doll, and I wondered if I should share it because I don’t think it turned out all that great. But, I’ll keep practicing until I can do them quickly and easily because ... Read More