Greek pre-Socratic philosopher Heraclitus once said, "There is nothing permanent except change." That has certainly been true here, both...

REVIEW: BETWEEN FORM AND FREEDOM I was delighted when I was asked to review the 2022 edition of Between Form and Freedom by Betty Staley...

Last week, I wrote about why we would be homeschooling high school. It wasn't an easy decision, but it is one we feel reasonably...

If you've been #homeschooling for awhile, you may have noticed that as the kids get older, more and more people return to some form of...

I grew up in the beautiful PNW and some of my best memories were swimming in the pristine lakes and wading in the mountain-fed rivers. We...

In all the excitement that is planning for a new homeschool year, this year I did something different. I took some time to plan for ME....

So, your kids have decided to homeschool your grandkids. Or maybe, you've noticed that the family next door with school-age kids seems to...

It's that time of year when homeschool planning really seems to crank up. It's an exciting time to pop into homeschooling social media...

Our family is in yet another state of transition. One child is approaching nine, one is about to enter the teen years, I am in the middle...

As Waldorf-inspired homeschoolers, we try to implement the ideas and timelines developed by Rudolf Steiner for the first Waldorf-Steiner...

There are so many ways to experience FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out), but a homeschooler's FOMO is truly special. And in some of the boards...

I did not expect to glean confirmation for my life direction at the farmer's market. Local honey? Sure. Ripe tomatoes? Maybe. But I did...

A review of "A Gift of Wonder" by Kim Allsup, Waldorf teacher. Homeschooling and helping children recover after the pandemic.

This summer, like every summer, I'll be revisiting some things about our homeschool. It's a good time to think once again about the why,...

When I first discovered Waldorf education, I was immediately drawn to so many aspects - the emphasis on natural materials, the beautiful...

Choosing family listening music and May playlist.

I started writing a few weeks ago about how I manage to get the time I need to recharge. Read those posts here and here. This week, I'm...

Last week, I asked if you were getting the alone time you needed to recharge and shared one way I've been making that happen at our...

Are you getting the alone time you need? Maybe that seems like a strange question after a year or more of isolation. But for me, now that...

One question I get asked frequently: what makes Waldorf music education unique? The short answer: a number of things! The long answer?...