Waldorf games

This nature game cootie catcher is meant to help children use their senses (sight, smell, hearing, and touch) as they test their knowledge and explore the natural world around them.

Movement games are a big part of Waldorf homeschooling: clapping, bean bag games, rhythmic stepping or marching, and hand movements to nursery rhymes are all fun and engaging ways of bringing movement into our homes. See this post for instructions on how to make and use bean bags along with verses in your homeschool. #waldorfhomeschooling

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When choosing toys, ensure that they are open-ended toys in that they can be played with in multiple and varied ways. Open ended toys encourage creativity

Ways to explore Medieval Europe.

Make some of these easy, small steps toward adding Waldorf elements to your lives and homeschooling in order to embrace more simplicity and authenticity.

Circle time includes songs, verses, movement activities, and games. Does it work for homeschooling? Yes! Here ideas for how to do circle time at home.

How to make a beautiful fairy land magic wand {Waldorf Steiner play}

This was the first year we homeschooled our children. Our reasons are many and like everyone’s life choices, so unique I hesitate to even bring them up here. Waldorf-Inspired Homeschool lesson plans are hard to come by and I for one, was always searching for ideas and inspiration. So, I thought I’d share in this space what we’ve done.