Daily rhythm waldorf

Charlotte has been home with me now for a few weeks and we are slowly finding a rhythm for our small family. Now that she doesn’t have anywhere to be, she wakes up slowly and takes her time h…

waldorf daily rhythm | New First Grade Schedule | Wonder in the Woods

Our daily rhythm with symbols by Wunder Farmer inspired by Waldorf . Daily rhythm for stay-at-home mommy, baby & toddler. Housecare during nap time and after kids' bed time, except picking up toys together with toddler

We have found it helpful to incorporate our daughters Waldorf Rhythm into our home life, especially during this Global Pandemic issue that has all schools closed.

Water colour waldorf inspired daily routine

It might sound a bit strange to be posting about our winter weekly rhythm half-way through January, but bear with me! I love the idea of having a strong rhythm in our home as I feel it is comfortin…

I am delighted to announce another run of my Rhythm in the Home course! This course always sells out (which is always a lovely surprise!) and I know some of you who wanted to join in last time…

Things change and adjustments are made. Moving in and of itself is an adjustment to make. A transition that some children (and adults!) handle better than others. The move, away from family, to a c…

For what feels like nearly a year, I've been trying to find our ideal daily rhythm. I wanted something that could be consistent during the week and on the weekends. Parts of it have been consistent since the kids were babies, but other parts have constantly changed as they've grown. The weekend before last was a four day weekend for us and we were stuck in our usual Saturday mode for four days in a row. By Tuesday, the kids were cranky, as were we. I decided that I needed to write out our…

Sharing a few tips to help you establish a sustainable homeschool rhythm and give a glimpse into our daily rhythm.

I foresee Waldorf inspired PreK next year! – The Mostly Crunchy Farmgirl

We began our lessons for the school year this past week. Usually we do not begin until it is officially autumn but for various reasons I knew it would be best for us to get an earlier start this year. Preparing for 4th grade has been very exciting, so many great main lessons coming up. And Chessa is in her final kindergarten year! Special for her we had a late summer circle, singing of sunflowers and bumblebees and little seed babies seeking the warmth of Mother Earth's cloak. This picture…

Oh my. When did life just get so complicated?! With Ivan's new (longer) work schedule and the start of the school year, our days have just become so crazed. Now, please don't get me wrong. I've come to love Matteo's school and his lovely, caring Kindergarten teacher. Nico's preschool and the wonderful community of families there have been a warm stop in the madness of drop-offs and pick-ups (and I am SO talking to you Liz, Sam, Naomi and Polly!)... but it's those things like keeping several…

A flexible, simple rhythm to help you foster a family culture that feels right. I've brought my love of waldorf, forest school, traditional crafts and activities to create a gentle family rhythm that you'll be able to implement no matter your other commitments. Through nature centred activities and seasonally themed topics this rhythm will give you the tools you need to provide your child with a nurturing, creative, enriched childhood. Each seasonal rhythm will carry you through twelve…