Thursday Thoughts: Keeping a Journal Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Ask a Waldorf Teacher: How Can Homeschooling Be Successful with Multiple Ages? Posted in: Earthschooling Members, Multiple Grades, Q & A With Waldorf Teacher Diane Power - Every Wednesday, our members get to ask a Waldorf teacher questions about their homeschooling experience, Waldorf education, and more. These Q & A sessions are posted on the member blog every week, so you have access to all the past… Read More >>
Tuesday Tip: Invite Others to Share Your Journey Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Thursday Thoughts: A Change in Perspective Can Create Harmony Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Tuesday Tip: Share Your Story! Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Thursday Thoughts: Simplify Your Meals Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Tuesday Tip: Simple Solutions for Well-Being Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Thursday Thoughts: Be Your Own Advocate Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Tuesday Tips: Don’t Compromise on Your Well-Being Posted in: Naturopathic Healing Course - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Thursday Thoughts: Get to the Root of Issues Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Tuesday Tip: Discover Your Meditation Method Posted in: Naturopathic Healing Course - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Thursday Thoughts: Are You Motivated by Fear or Love? Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Tuesday Tip: How “Embracing the Now” Heals Posted in: Naturopathic Healing Course - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Thursday Thoughts: Honor Yourself Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to our "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Tuesday Tips: Overcoming Your Fears Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Thursday Thoughts: Have Fun on Your Journey Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to our "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Handwriting: Why It Matters and How to Teach It Posted in: Form Drawing, Guest Blogger, Teachers, Waldorf Books, Waldorf Philosophy - The following excerpt is from the chapter on handwriting found in The Roadmap to Literacy: A Guide to Teaching Language Arts in Waldorf Schools Grades 1 through 3 by Janet Langley & Jennifer Militzer-Kopperl. This 628 page resource book, which… Read More >>
Keeping Your Kids Interested in the Outdoors While Keeping Them Safe Posted in: Field Trips, Guest Blogger, Parenting, Teachers - By Anya Willis It’s never too early to get in touch with nature. Encouraging your kids to explore the outdoors is a great way to keep them active and connected to the environment. But you may be wondering how you… Read More >>
Ask a Waldorf Teacher: Deciding Grade Placement Posted in: Earthschooling Members, Fourth Grade, Grade Placement, Planning, Planning, Q & A With Waldorf Teacher Diane Power - Every Wednesday our members get to ask Waldorf teacher Diane Power questions about their homeschooling experience, Waldorf education and more. These Q & A sessions are posted on the member blog every week so you have access to all the… Read More >>
Ask a Waldorf Teacher: Teaching Multiple Ages Together Posted in: Earthschooling Members, Multiple Grades, Q & A With Waldorf Teacher Diane Power - Every Wednesday our members get to ask Waldorf teacher Diane Power questions about their homeschooling experience, Waldorf education and more. These Q & A sessions are posted on the member blog every week so you have access to all the… Read More >>
Ask a Waldorf Teacher: How Many Colors Can I Use in KG Watercolor Lessons? Posted in: Earthschooling Members, Q & A With Waldorf Teacher Diane Power, Watercolor - Every Wednesday our members get to ask Waldorf teacher Diane Power questions about their homeschooling experience, Waldorf education and more. These Q & A sessions are posted on the member blog every week so you have access to all the… Read More >>
Ask a Waldorf Teacher: Third Grade Fiber Block Posted in: Arts, Crafts & Handwork, Earthschooling Members, Q & A With Waldorf Teacher Diane Power, Third Grade - Every Wednesday our members get to ask Waldorf teacher Diane Power questions about their homeschooling experience, Waldorf education and more. These Q & A sessions are posted on the member blog every week so you have access to all the… Read More >>
Ask a Waldorf Teacher: Creating Reverence Posted in: Earthschooling Members, Inner Work, Inner Work, Inner Work, Modeling, Modeling, Q & A With Waldorf Teacher Diane Power, Waldorf Philosophy - Every Wednesday our members get to ask Waldorf teacher Diane Power questions about their homeschooling experience, Waldorf education and more. These Q & A sessions are posted on the member blog every week so you have access to all the… Read More >>
Ask a Waldorf Teacher: How Can I Encourage My Child to do Watercoloring? Posted in: Earthschooling Members, Q & A With Waldorf Teacher Diane Power, Watercolor - Every Wednesday our members get to ask Waldorf teacher Diane Power questions about their homeschooling experience, Waldorf education and more. These Q & A sessions are posted on the member blog every week so you have access to all the… Read More >>
Ask a Waldorf Teacher: What is the Best Way to Add Eurythmy? Posted in: Earthschooling Members, Eurythmy, Q & A With Waldorf Teacher Diane Power - Every Wednesday our members get to ask Waldorf teacher Diane Power questions about their homeschooling experience, Waldorf education and more. These Q & A sessions are posted on the member blog every week so you have access to all the… Read More >>
How Can Earthschooling Help Children on the Autism Spectrum? Posted in: FAQs - Question by Member: How can Earthschooling answer the needs of a child on the autism spectrum? Answer by Earthschooling: We have worked with a number of students in our classrooms that are on the autism spectrum. We have found the curriculum… Read More >>
Tuesday Tip: Integrating Activity Into the Day Naturally Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to my “Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts” series please see the article “An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine.” These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
Choosing a Beginner Camera for Yourself or Your Student Posted in: High School, Photography - The first question many of our photography students ask me is, “which camera should I purchase?” The answer is a lot more complex than you might imagine but also a lot less expensive than you probably expected. Do you really… Read More >>
Tuesday Tip: How Do You Know If You Are Healthy? Posted in: Naturopathic Healing - For an introduction to my "Tuesday Tips and Thursday Thoughts" series please see the article "An Invitation to Embrace Your Journey and Follow Mine." These short thoughts/tips are meant to be a brief and efficient way to offer a quick… Read More >>
“Bread is Life” in Waldorf Education Posted in: Cooking - The preparation and shaping of bread is a central part of the early childhood program in Waldorf education. This tradition is often continued into the upper grades as well. This tradition develops hand-eye coordination as well as community connections within… Read More >>
