I am so excited to announce that I am returning to something that I love: book studies! Book studies are such a wonderful way to come together and not only learn from the page but from the insight and experiences of others. And what better book to dive into than The Kingdom of Childhood. It … Continue reading New Book Study – The Kingdom of Childhood
I have a bold dream. It is to create a physical space in my community where we can gather. Where homeschooling children can learn new skills together. Where homeschooling parents can come for support. A gathering space that becomes part of family rhythms. One step towards that goal is my continued education. And I'm so … Continue reading Moving into the New Year
Since posting the spring workshop series, I've been getting some really wonderful questions that I thought I'd compile into a post to help others understand the benefit of temperament awareness. If you read through these questions and still have questions, please do reach out and I will continue to update the post. Will this workshop … Continue reading Temperaments Questions
I remember spending much of my late teens, early twenties, working through page after page of different personality quizes. Checking to see what my numbers or letters were, how they related to those in my circle, my astrological sign, even numerology, to see if I could find something that resonated with who I was and … Continue reading The Four Temperaments
As an early childhood educator by trade, the early years of childhood have always had a special place in my heart. It is such a magical time of human development, where children dance through life, dreamily cocooned in the safety of all that is good and beautiful around them. We, as adults, have an important … Continue reading Life is the Curriculum
This is the first year in a long time that our took a full summer break with no lessons and no holding onto the skeleton of our rhythm. After a year of my son doing a few online highschool credit courses on top of our planned lessons he was in need of some down time. … Continue reading Soft Launch into the New Year
Where is the book in which the teacher can read about what teaching is? The children themselves are this book. We should not learn to teach out of any book other than the one lying open before us and consisting of the children themselves." Rudolf Steiner This is perhaps one of the more famous of … Continue reading Seeing our Children
