“ I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers. ” Inspiring words from Anne of Green Gables, a beloved character around here, c...

Oh, it is that time of year again, the air is crisp and cool, the nights have become so pleasant for sleeping, and for being out of doors ...

Registration for enrollment in October’s eCourse is open! The Sense of Warmth with Warmth in the Kitchen is a 31 day odyssey into the ...

Oh my goodness, I had no idea that the article I put up yesterday, called  Handwork in the Early Years , would spark so much interest, curi...

"In early childhood we do not “teach” the arts and crafts to the children so much as we create opportunities for children to be exposed...

The first day of first grade is a very special day, it's a threshold day, a crossing from one stage of life to another. It’s a very spe...

Oh I am so excited for these gems...   Look at what came in the mail! My first beeswax crayons were the block versions of these and oh...

The winds of autumn are blowing and bringing respite from the heat of summer, bringing fresh thoughts and fresh energy for a new year of hom...

seen in the village… Yes. Who could resist. Cooking with home grown and locally grown food feels even more infused with lov...

Summer came with great momentum this year and now we are fully in it, days thick with warmth and humidity while the table is sweet with the ...

How Do We Bring Them In? A few points to keep in mind when you are seeking to involve children in the work of the household are: it may ...

Q &  A with Lisa Dear Lisa, I heard somewhere in the Waldorf world that teaching children compliance is important.  It ...