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 >>
Preparing Food Ahead for College Student, Single Person or Family Posted in: Cooking, Healthy Meals, Organization, Uncategorized - Note: I've included our video illustrations below as 2-minute mini videos so you don't have to watch one long video. You can just watch the little video clips you want to. However, if you do want to see the full… Read More >>
Make Any Recipe Gluten Free Posted in: Cooking - I started going gluten-free twenty years ago. At that time it was out of a desire to add more variety to my family's diet rather than a necessity. So I didn't mind that finding gluten-free ingredients was difficult. I started… Read More >>
Free Waldorf Fifth Grade Math Lesson: Geometry Posted in: Math - Illustrations are from Sofi's Student Main Lesson Book To do this lesson: Supplies Needed Colored Pencils Protractor Ruler Pencil Plain Paper or Main Lesson Book 1. Draw two parallel lines and then one line cutting across them as in the… Read More >>
