Category: Waldorf
Medieval Feast
One of the most memorable homeschool memories my children have is when we head to the kitchen to do a historically inspired meal. In this case, we’re focused on the Middle Ages in Europe. We’re us... Read More
Islamic Waldorf Main Lesson Block on the Letters of the Alphabet-Grade 1
The following main lesson block was inspired by the Letters Main Lesson Block in a Waldorf curriculum for grade one. Formal education in Waldorf education begins at the age of seven after the loss of ... Read More
How to Make Indian Samosas with Tortillas
So the thing is that I only make these during Ramadan, but really, you can make them any time of year. This year, I didn’t make them once for Ramadan. And now that Ramadan is over, I’m mak... Read More
HOMESCHOOL PLANS FOR 2018-2019
Is it too early to plan for the upcoming year? Never!! In fact, planning is constant and for me mostly a mental exercise I don’t put down on paper for a while. Right now I finalizing the prelimi... Read More
HOW TO MAKE BAR LOTION FOR BEGINNERS
This bar lotion is so easy to make, with no special equipment, you’re sure to be making your own in no time. Made with just three all nature ingredients, these luxurious bar lotions will be your... Read More
DAISO FELT KITS | ARE THEY WORTH IT?
I was skeptical about these kits. The packaging is super cute and the colors of the wool enclosed are beautiful and vibrant. The two main problems with these kits are that the directions are lacking a... Read More
HANDS ON ACTIVITIES FOR THIRD GRADE
There are a number of hands-on projects and activities that are well suited for the third grade. I show you some of the projects we’ve done as well as solutions for some of the projects that may... Read More
The Rhythm of the Waldorf Homeschool Day
The following post was an email I wrote to my homeschool group. I wrote it in August of 2010. After attending the Waldorf homeschool conference in Santa Cruz this summer [July 2010], my understanding ... Read More