Waldorf school activities

These Waldorf inspired DIYs and tutorials are perfect for a summer afternoon. They are great kid projects to create and fabulous to play with after! Love child made toys! #howweelearn #waldorfinspired #waldorf #waldorftoys #diycrafts #diytoys #tutorial #kidsactivities

Most of us did not grow up with Waldorf education. It's common to wonder: What is Waldorf education? How do I find the best Waldorf curriculum for our family. How is Waldorf different than Montessori? Is Waldorf secular or religious?

Nature is such a great inspiration for so many kid's crafts and activities and you can never miss with any of these wonderful Waldorf inspired ideas. To go even further I suggest getting one or more seasonal Waldorf books that will inspire creativity and help your child to connect even more with nature through reading and understanding

Our favorite nature play activities for springtime

Written and compiled by Lisa Sweeney, SWS Co-Pedagogical Chair. When and how is reading taught in a Waldorf School? This may be the most frequently asked question by parents as they consider Waldorf education. The foundation for literacy begins even before the first grade in the movement, song and verse of the kinder years. Our

Getting started with Waldorf homeschooling can be overwhelming! Here are 7 simple steps to get started and a short list of supplies.

The last few days, on each of our walks my children made a nature Colour chart. We hunted for each colour throughout the walk and had handy glue sticks at the ready. Now that they have dried and...

In my last post, I described our relaxed, eclectic homeschool approach as a recipe--one that starts with a Charlotte Mason and Waldorf foundation, throws in a a generous helping of unit studies, sprinkles in some classical education, and occasionally gets ignored in favor of periodic unschooling. This recipe also changes often with seasons, interests, and with the phases in our lives. We are far from purists of any of these approaches, choosing rather to take what we love about each and…

I grew up attending school in France and never liked it. I have always been successful, ranking top of my classes, graduated high school at age 16… but I always hated school. I felt like I did not belong. I was not interested in the way we were taught – […]