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Category: Waldorf Curriculum
- Your Child and Tests
- My Story is Your Story, Your Story is My Story
- Homeschoolers First and Foremost!
- The Wholeness of Waldorf Education
- The Christopherus Geography Curriculum
- Coping with Chemistry-7th Grade
- Keynotes for Each Grade
- Musings on School Readiness and Older Children
- Old Testament Stories again?!
- From Norse Myths to Beowulf
- Main Lesson Books: How and Why
- Painting in Peace
- Understanding the Temperaments
- 8th Grade World History
- High School World History
- Reading and Telling Stories
- Planning For Next Year
- Thinking About Music Instruction
- Is She Ready to Read or Not?
- Original or Copied Work?
- Form Drawing
- What is Waldorf?
- To Correct or Not to Correct
- Form Drawing with Older Children
- Music Lessons
- The Waldorf View on Teaching
- Fantasy and Imagination
- Anthroposophy, Religion and Waldorf
- But Is It Waldorf?
- Religion Lessons
- Multiculturalism
Category: Older Children
- Empathy and Adolescents
- A Home For Teens
- Homeschool High School
- Books for Teens
- Maturation of Thought
Category: General Homeschooling
- A Freshman to Senior Timeline for High School Homeschoolers interested in College
- TAKING STOCK- A Midwinter Evaluation of Your Homeschooling
- Managing Multiple Main Lessons
- Beginning a Sucessful Homeschooling Year
- September Boom and Bust
- Devising a Schedule that Works
- Autumn Field Trips
- Preparing for a New Academic Year
- Good Test, Bad Test
- The “S” Question
- Mood and Main Lesson Material
- Educating for Excellence
- Team Sports – what age?
- The Well Trained Mind and Waldorf
- Last Year At Home
- End of Year Wrap Up
- Not School at Home
- Working Together
- How To Do It!
- Summer Learning
- The Joy of Learning
- The Value of Silence
- Cultivating Perseverance
- Schedules
Category: Technology
- A Plea to Waldorf Teachers
- Thinking About Artificial Intelligence
Category: Books
- Review: A Warm and Gentle Welcome, a WECAN publication
Category: Religion and Spirituality
Category: Christopherus News
- Free from Big Tech
Category: Language Arts
- Second Grade Speech and Poetry
- Playing with Language
- Creating Good Readers
Category: Seasons and Festivals
- a story of St Nicholas
- A Quick Autumn Craft
- The Peace of Mary
- Creating a Festival
- Keeping Sane Over the Holidays
- On Michaelmas
- Candlemas
- An Advent Reflection
- Fall Festivals
- Advent
- Christmas with Older Children
- Wonderful Halloween
- Fall Festivals
- January Activities
- Non-Commercial Christmas
Category: Science
- A Visit to the Science Museum
Category: Health
- The Need to be a Cling-On
- Practical Suggestions for Sick Children
- Time to be Ill?
Category: Waldorf Education
- A Goethean ‘Sense-Walk’
- A Mathematics Main Lesson: Geometry in Man and Nature (7th and 8th)
- Help with Painting
Category: Handwork
- Art and Crafts as a Foundation to the Healing of the Human Being
- Knitting Project – Cabled Headband
- Handwork and Crafts with Older Children
Category: Art
Category: High School
- Empathy and the teen
Category: Active and Therapeutic Education
- A Few Tips for Staying Sane During Breaks from Homeschool
- No School During the Summer!
- Unlined paper, handwriting and the development of inner freedom
- The Tyranny of the Main Lesson Book
- Tone Drawing
- Curative Education: A Review
- Get Out of the House!
Category: 1st Grade
Category: Kindergarten (and pre-K)
- Concerns About Forest Kindergartens
- Books for Three Year Olds
- The Frustrated Two Year Old
- Is Childcare as Good as Mama-care?
- Revisiting Jean Liedloff and the Continuum Concept
- Early Years Rant 3
- Daddy Central
- A Question of Control
- From two to three – early ed for tinies
- Review: ” Beyond the Rainbow Bridge”
- Magazines for Little Children
- Reading Readiness
- Early Learning
Category: 2nd Grade
Category: Play
- Thinking About Toys
- What Are Waldorf Toys?!
- Destructive Children Come to Play
- “Violent” Play
- Rhythmic Play
- Star Wars and Lego
- Choosing Toys
- Extending Play
Category: 3rd Grade
Category: Current Affairs
- Seeking What is Human
- When Violence Touches Children
Category: 4th Grade
- Local Geography in Fourth Grade
Category: 5th Grade
Category: News
- New – two wonderful books to help on your journey!
- New article: School Readiness
- Publications Age Guide
Category: 6th Grade
- Geometry in 6th Grade
Category: Anthroposophy
- The Spiritual Reality of Truth
- Michaelmas thoughts
- Question Authority
- Homemaking Together: Restoring the Family Ecosystem
- What is a Trained Waldorf Teacher?
- Relating to Anthroposophy
Category: Children and Society
- What is the Fate of the Next Generation?
- The Wonder of the County Fair
- The Darkness of The Dark Knight
- Boy Scout Commandos
- Encouraging Inner Listening
- School or Family?
- Katrina’s Orphan
Category: 7th Grade
- The Beauty of Astronomy
Category: Family Life and Parenting
- Children and Computers
- Feedback Regarding Computer Use in Waldorf Schools
- The Positive Side of Lockdown!
- Homeschooling in Extraordinary Circumstances
- Candlemas
- Five Things Every Waldorf Homeschooler Should Stop and Consider…
- The Goal of Waldorf Education
- Keep Calm and Homeschool On
- Celebrating Third Grade and Native American Culture
- Rhythms of Learning
- Working Moms and Homeschooling
- Transitioning from School to Homeschooling
- Role of Non-Teaching Spouse
- The Rhythms of Reverence in Homeschooling Daily Life
- Summer Learning
- Immunization… a parent’s decision (or not)
- A Doll for Every Child
- The Newtown Tragedy : A Simple and Ongoing Response for our Children
- Communication Blackout
- Respecting the Child
- Children and Social Networking
- Resisting the Lure of Electronic Games
- Death in the family
- Creating Boundaries for Children
- Trusting the Child?
- Hiking the Appalachian Trail
- Drowning in Dialogue
- Follow Up to Teens and Texting
- Teens and Texting
- A Job for Samuel
- Imagination and Discipline
- Protecting the Heart of the Home
- Boundaries
- A Change of Clothes
- The Gesture of Giving and the Gesture of Taking
- Follow-Up – Early Years Rant
- Early Years Rant
- Dealing with Anger
- Unending Personal Development
- From Chaos to Form
- When A Child Kills A Pet
- Helping Little Ones with Manners
- Steiner and Breastfeeding
- Caring for a Cat
- A Bit of Benign Neglect
- New Year’s Resolutions
- So How Do You Manage All Day at Home?
- A Change of Clothes
- Review: Living into Dying
- Sword and Gun Play
- Birthday Loveliness
- Museum Baby
- Self Development as a Parent
- Isolation or Family?
- One Step at a Time
- Let’s Hear it for Hats!
- Helping Children When You Move House
- Passive Learning
- Friendly Teens
- Dependency – Appropriate and Inappropriate
- A Child Who Hits
- Speaking and Reading to Little Ones
- A Lovely Day of Nothing
- “Working with Anxious, Nervous and Depressed Children”
- Discipline Questions
- Little Ones Who Chatter
- Keeping One Step Ahead
- Discipline and Inner Work
- In Praise of No Praise
- The Role of the Homemaker
- Raising Compassionate and Socially Aware Children
- Communication/Conversation
- Category: Personal Growth
Category: Barbara
- Why do Calligraphy?
- Reflections on Creating a 12th grade World Literature course
- Transitioning to High School
- The Child and the Community
Category: 8th Grade
- Organic Chemistry in 8th Grade

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