Announcing the Waldorf Homeschool Network! I've just created this blog as a place to come together and share and connect around the wo...

It seems fitting to share this verse today, during the feast or festival of Saint Martin, known as Martinmas, a time of remembering to kind...

Halloween is my favorite time of year.  For years when I wrestled with questions of religion and spirituality and sought clarity on wha...

by Elizabeth Thompson Dillingham Once upon a time a big orange pumpkin was growing just outside a stone wall, far off in a field, all alon...

My sources of inspiration: Other people telling stories especially at Waldorf schools: kindergarten, parent child group, play groups, nurs...

How we tell or read a story can make a very big difference in the way the child experiences the story . The vowels carry feeling. Vow...

Make Tomato Goat Cheese Salad This is one of my favorites from Cafe Liliane. Actually everything we made there was worthy of favorite stat...

R ecently I wrote here about movement and lullabies as the first stories the child experiences. From lullabies, flow nursery rhymes. S...

Children on the Beach by Mary Cassatt, 1884 Parents have asked me over the years, to write something about the development of movement, spee...

Marsha Johnson of Waldorf Home Educators was recently asked the question, "why do you review the day going *backwards*? " To wh...

As adults we know what it is to be treated courteously and politely. We  know the basic rules of civility, of how to get along with others ...

Reflections on Father's Day gifts we have made that might inspire you. We've painted silk neckties from Dharma Trading. Use only t...